Real Madrid Confidencial Bellingham Speaks Out After His Expulsion and Sends a Message: I'm Here...
The Englishman wanted to apologize to his teammates, although he justifies that 'it was a communication error'
Jude Bellingham Hasn't Taken Long to Speak Out After His Controversial Expulsion at El Sadar. The Englishman wanted to clarify what happened and defend his position.
In the mixed zone, Bellingham Apologized to His Teammates for Leaving Them with 10 Players. However, he insisted that it was all a communication error.
"I feel bad for leaving the team with 10 footballers. I apologize to them. But there is no insult. It's clearly seen in the images."
The Englishman explained that his words were misinterpreted by the referee Munuera Montero.
"There was a communication error and the referee left us with 10 players. I understand it's difficult to see the difference between 'fuck you' and 'fuck off'. But it's an expression. There is no insult or intention to insult. It was a lack of understanding."
Apologizes to the Team
Bellingham Wanted to Publicly Give His Version. He knows that the sanction could harm the team in the upcoming matches and doesn't want to leave doubts about his attitude.
Real Madrid is also outraged by the decision. Carlo Ancelotti had already pointed out in a press conference that the referee misinterpreted his player's English.
The club is analyzing possible actions to reduce the sanction. They are not ruling out filing appeals, relying on the images and Bellingham's explanation.
The expulsion has caused a huge debate. Many former players and analysts have come to the Englishman's defense, pointing out that the red card was excessive.
Even in England, the case has been discussed. The British press considers that Bellingham was a victim of a refereeing error and that his reaction didn't justify a direct red card.
Meanwhile, the Madrid fans are showing their support for Bellingham on social media.
The midfielder, far from hiding, has left a clear message: "I'm Here to Apologize to My Teammates". He doesn't back down and is willing to keep fighting.
Now, the attention is on the Competition Committee's resolution. Will he face match suspensions? Will Madrid's appeals be accepted?
The controversy remains open, and the white club doesn't intend to sit idly by.
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