Jude Bellingham could have a renewed hope in his battle to avoid an extended prohibition after his diatribe with X classification against Osasuna that saw him expelled, after an incident of Mason Greenwood Greenwood came to light.
Real Madrid's midfielder, Bellingham, was shown a red card by referee José Luis Munuera Montero for a missing and abusive language at 39 minutes in the draw for whites in the El Sadar stadium.
The Spanish referee accused the ancient city of Birmingham Wonderkid of shouting 'F *** You' in his direction, while Bellingham generated his frustration.
However, Bellingham's story on stage is different, with the 21 -year -old who said 'fucked'. He also said that the language used was addressed to himself with frustration, instead of the party official.
In LaLiga, the red letters where a player is guilty of 'insulting, offending or addressing the main referee, assistants, fourth official, directors or sports authorities in offensive terms or attitudes is punished with a suspension of four to 12 games.
However, former Manchester United star, Mason Greenwood, the exhibition, Mason Greenwood, had a red card for a bad langauge towards a referee rescinded by the Spanish FA.
Jude Bellingham was sent for shouting 'F *** You' towards the referee in a tie with Osasuna
Bellingham seemed outraged when he left the field and said he said “off”
Mason Greenwood was fired in a similar incident while he was on loan in Getafe last season, but the Spanish FA then revoked the decision
In January last year, while he was on loan in Getafe, Jorge Figueroa Vásquez sent Greenwood in a burning 2-0 defeat by Rayo Vallecano in January 2024, with the party official claiming the now Marseille Front shouted 'F ** * You '' To him.
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'.
The result of this research can serve as a very necessary optimism for Bellingham, with Madrid ready to use the case of Greenwood's red card in a potential appeal, according to AS.
The star of England was determined to make it clear that the red card was due to a misunderstanding when talking with journalists after the party.
It was later discovered that Greenwood was venting his frustrations to receive a foul instead of swearing directly to the officer
Bellingham has declared his situation as “a lack of communication” and Madrid can resort to Greenwood incident last season in a potential appeal, according to reports
“It is clear that it was a mistake and there is a lack of communication,” Bellingham said. 'I remember the incident very well, but I have also seen the video and the video does not match the report.
“I do not want to go too much in detail about what was said, but it is like an expression like” fuck. ” Because it is great evidence.
'Obviously, we cannot change the result, but I think there will be a change in the future.
'There was no insult. You can see clearly in the video. I remember the incident very well. It was an expression for me not directed towards the referee.
'But obviously, there was a misunderstanding of what he thinks I told him. It was not an insult at all.
If the midfielder's red card is maintained, at least, the fighting of Miss Madrid with Girona, Betis and Rayo Vallecano, as well as the first leg of his semifinal of the Copa del Rey against Real Sociedad.