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Real Madrid have an anxious wait after submitted their appeal of their transfer ban.

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Real Madrid have an anxious wait after submitted their appeal of their transfer ban.
Los Blancos and city rivals Atletico were slapped with suspensions from signing players during the summer 2016 and January 2017 transfer windows earlier this month.


The charge is related to irregularities in international transfers involving minors.
According to AS, Real have appealed the ban and will now face a wait of up to six weeks before they find out if they have been successful.

However, after Barcelona were handed the same sanctions for a similar offence recently, it is expected that the ban will be upheld.

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