It is believed that Real Madrid met with the LaLiga Referee Council (CTA) and accused 'Bias' officials in the middle of the Jude Bellingham red card row, according to reports in Spain.
The England International has been at the center of a dispute maelstrom after receiving the straight red card during the weekend clash of Spanish giants with Osasuna.
It is believed that Bellingham said 'fucked' in the direction of the referee José Luis Munuera Montero during the 39th minute of the dead point on Saturday, while Munuera Montero has argued that the 21 -year -old player really said 'F *** you' for him , winning the shipment for lack or abusive language.
White's superstar could still face a prohibition of up to 12 games for the incident, which has seen Bellingham passionately defended by his chief coach Carlo Ancelotti, and nicknamed “disrespectful” by the manager of the rival spells of Real Madrid Barcelona, Hansi Flick.
It is believed that Real Madrid is so outraged by the decision against its player that the reports on Monday suggested that the Beasts Big LaLiga are reflecting a movement far from the highest Spanish category.
But the officials of both parties met that day, according to BrandTo discuss the participation of another of its players, the captain of France, Kylian Mbappe, in a fight with Carlos Romero de Espanyol when the two teams met at the beginning of the month.
Jude Bellingham received a straight red card for a missing or abusive language on Saturday
The referee José Luis Munuera Montero believes that the Real Madrid star said 'F *** You' in his direction, while the player alleges different phrases
Carlo Ancelotti has firmly defended his player in the midst of speculation that the club could change leagues due to arbitration decisions against them
Mbappe was shot down in a crisp .
The defender remained in the field to score the winner of the 85 minutes for his team, and to apologize with full -time MBAPPE due to the clumsiness of the challenge.
According to the Spanish departure, the Real Madrid sources shared that “the CTA (denied) a negative bias towards Madrid, but the club sees it and has expressed it as such.”
During the meeting, it was said that the audio recordings of the party were reviewed, but despite having been presented with evidence by the officiating agency, it is believed that Real Madrid was not convinced.
It is believed that the club is interested in advocating a “substantial change” to arbitration processes in the highest category, including greater transparency in decision making.
According to the sources, it is believed that the CTA is open to make changes, but if Real Madrid could still be playing LaLiga for the time they are implemented could be another matter, according to recent reports.
In the midst of frustrations with arbitration decisions, it is alleged that the club is considering a movement for the most respective divisions of series A, Ligue 1 or Bundesliga – Italy, France and Germany, to solve their problems.
However, any potential league change for Madrid would first have to be approved by the respective FIFA and the league that would ask to join. They would also need UEFA approval to change the leagues.
Real Madrid and CTA gathered to discuss the challenge that Carlos Romero made in Kylian Mbappe
The defender was allowed to stay in the field and scored the late Espanyol winner on February 1
It is believed that Bellingham, meanwhile, is optimistic about avoiding a possible prohibition, since he shared his thoughts about the incident on social networks.
“Enough said about the misunderstanding,” Bellingham wrote in a message to supporters. 'He just wanted to apologize again for leaving my teammates in such a difficult position and thanking fans for their support and understanding.
'See you on Wednesday at home'.
The player can find the consolation in a decision made to his compatriot Mason Greenwood last season, which saw a red card delivered to the former star of the Manchester United Academy during his period in Getafe overturned in appeal.
Jorge Figueroa Vásquez sent Greenwood in a burning 2-0 defeat by Rayo Vallecano in January 2024, with the party official claiming that the Marseille striker shouted 'F *** You'.
However, Getafe decided to appeal the decision at that time after believing that he had not been venting his frustrations against the referee, but is considered saying 'F *** Sake!'
The Spanish FA then revoked the decision after discovering that Greenwood had sworn for the number of times he had received a foul, instead of aiming at a deliberate comment with X classification directly in Vásquez.
“The task of this disciplinary body is not to re -carry out the coincidences, without determining, when appropriate, the existence of a material error manifest in the description of the referee of the action,” said the Spanish FA.
'The repeated view of the images, in fact, has allowed this committee In the referee. report.
“These images show that the player really said 'one, two, three, four, fucking'.