Bellingham, Kicking, His Reaction at the End of Madrid - Valencia Will Generate Controversy

Real Madrid has already turned the page on what happened over the weekend against Valencia at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.

Those led by Carlo Ancelotti are now focused on Arsenal, a team they will face this Tuesday in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals.

However, the defeat against Valencia is still being widely discussed by Madridists, especially because of the unexpected blow it represented.

"Now it's more complicated to fight for La Liga, but we want to do well until the end because we still have chances. We have to keep fighting until the last match. We must keep in mind that the small details have condemned us. The penalty, the set piece, and the disallowed goal. These are small details that change the dynamics of the match. Valencia did a fantastic job, but the match deserved to be won by Madrid. There are also things to improve," expressed Carlo Ancelotti himself in a press conference at the end of the match at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.

Jude Bellingham's Frustration

These words from the Italian coach perfectly reflected the disappointment of Madridists and their footballers.

One of the most upset by the end of the match was the Englishman Jude Bellingham, who always gives his all for Real Madrid on the field.

The '5' of the Merengues, who knows he didn't have his best match, is aware of the opportunity the team lost, especially with a draw from Barcelona against Real Betis that clearly shows the chance Madridists missed to be just one point behind the blaugranas in the league standings.

This explains why in recent hours an image of Jude Bellingham venting his frustration spread like wildfire on social media.

The Englishman, who hasn't made any comments about it, was seen kicking the base of the VAR monitor at the end of the match.

This confirms the frustration with which Jude Bellingham left the field after unexpectedly drawing 1-1 with Valencia.

Although this action is not good at all, especially considering the millions of children who follow the Brit, the reality is that it shows his great competitive spirit.