Ramos faces a new scandal after "the incident of the shower"

Leaks on the use of substances banned by Captain Sergio Ramos of Real Madrid continue. New documents are appearing to indicate that the veteran defender has broken the rules of doping during another match.

Der Spiegel published documents revealing that Ramos "violated" anti-doping laws when he was taking a shower before going to compulsory doping control after his team's Spanish league match in April.

In a statement leaked, the Spanish anti-doping authority confirmed that "the player (Ramos) had not obtained permission to take a shower and ignored all the warnings.

The incident occurred after the end of the match between Real Madrid and Malaga last April, when the leader of the Royal Club insisted that the bath take a bath before the compulsory doping control, even if He knew that it was forbidden.

Ramos reacted to the leaks with an official statement, saying the match officials had allowed him to take a "supervised" shower before the doping test was completed.

Newspaper leaks revealed that the Real Madrid captain had not tested the doping suffered after the 2017 UEFA Champions League final against Juventus, which he had denied threatened prosecution.

Ramos was accused of violating the rules on doping on more than one occasion, pointing out that the Ramos test in the Champions League final had yielded positive results for a stimulant and that the Real's doctor Madrid had admitted it.