Osasuna Rejects Proposed El Sadar Closure and Fine

Osasuna has rejected a proposal from the Anti-Violence Commission to close El Sadar stadium for two months, describing the sanction as "unjust and disproportionate."

The Anti-Violence Commission has proposed closing El Sadar for a two-month period and fining Osasuna €200,000. The disciplinary measures relate to Osasuna opening the stadium to the public for the final training session of the season.

Osasuna has firmly rejected the proposed punishment. The club's position is that both the stadium closure and the €200,000 fine represent penalties that are not proportionate to the circumstances.

The case centers on the club's decision to allow public access to El Sadar during the final training session of the season. The Anti-Violence Commission's proposal would result in Osasuna facing a two-month home stadium closure, along with the substantial financial penalty.