Didac Aguirre Real Madrid's Lawyers Prepare the Club's Response to Bellingham's Red Card
Jude Bellingham's expulsion has led Real Madrid to prepare several actions to defend the player.
The match between Real Madrid and Osasuna was, to no one's surprise, full of controversies. With the refereeing once again making quite questionable decisions, the white club was terribly affected. One of the biggest controversies of this match was the expulsion of Jude Bellingham for an alleged insult toward the referee.
Despite having clarified that this is not true, the Englishman could be punished for his attitude. Due to this, Real Madrid has begun to prepare several of its lawyers to defend the player. The club, facing another clear injustice against it, has decided to appeal the red card received by Jude Bellingham.
This demonstrates, among other things, the team's clear dissatisfaction with this situation. Maintaining its stance regarding the refereeing, Real Madrid will fight for justice. An event where the team could set a precedent regarding similar incidents.
Real Madrid's Fight
Joining the team last season, Jude Bellingham quickly established himself as a star. Apart from his skills with the ball, the player stood out for his mentality but, above all, for his maturity. Maintaining composure at all times and showing respect to opponents and referees, his recent expulsion is incomprehensible.
With the referee giving as the only reason that the expulsion was due to an alleged insult, Real Madrid has decided to act on its own. Defending the player and seeking more transparency with the refereeing, the club is ready to appeal the British player's expulsion.
Aware of the type of player Bellingham is, the team knows that his expulsion goes beyond mere words toward the referee. Suffering increasingly larger controversies, Real Madrid is clear that it will not give up in its fight against the refereeing.
The Pursuit of Justice
Since the presentation of its statement against the refereeing, Real Madrid has been harmed by inexplicable decisions. Another indication that, instead of changing the refereeing for the better, this has led to seeking to harm the team in the worst way.
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