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Raúl Asencio breathes a sigh of relief and gives Mourinho reason: "It won't happen again"

Maisfutebol4 September 2026 at 11:40

Raúl Asencio, a young centre-back, was acquitted in a sexual case and, a few days later, convicted for driving under the influence of alcohol. The player feels relieved about the acquittal in the first case and acknowledges his mistake in the second.

Coach José Mourinho had already commented on the situation, and Asencio gives him reason, stating that it won't happen again. The young player seems to accept the consequences of his actions and demonstrates awareness of the seriousness of the situation.

This case arises at an important moment in the defender's career, as he has been establishing himself as one of the promises of Spanish football. The combination of these two incidents, although of different natures, raises questions about the player's off-field behaviour.

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