Real Madrid would plan to leave Laliga as their quarrel over arbitration standards – still ignited by the recent shipment of Jude Bellingham – rumbles.
Madrid midfielder Bellingham was shown a red card by referee Jose Luis Munuera Montero for a coarse and abusive language 39 minutes after their draw with Osasuna.
The Spanish referee accused the former Wonderkid of Birmingham City of screaming “F *** You” in his direction, while Bellingham evacuated his frustration.
Nevertheless, Bellingham’s story on the scenario is different, with the 21 -year categorical he said “F *** OFF”. He also said that the language used was intended for itself in frustration, rather than the match manager.
Now Spanish Outlet Sport said that Los Blancos could make an amazing movement and join a different league in Europe, in the midst of the frustrations of his referee in Spain.
The report claims that Madrid could seek to join Serie A, Ligue 1 or the Bundesliga – Italy, France and the respective divisions of Germany – to solve their problems.
Real Madrid would plan to leave Laliga as their quarrel over arbitration standards
Carlo Ancelotti and his side were frustrated by a number of decisions this season
However, any potential change in Madrid league should first be approved by FIFA and the respective league that they would ask to join. They would also need UEFA approval to change the leagues.
If they are seriously looking to move to another league, the point of sale says that the Madrid brand and high -level football they bring could serve as major positive points.
Madrid was left into question with the recent official decisions in their matches, with the Bellingham incident, the last list of Spanish giants that the Spanish giants have written.
Earlier in the month, before the sending of Bellingham, Madrid filed a complaint against the Royal Spanish Football Federation with regard to the “behavior of serious arbitration”.
Carlo Ancelotti’s team fell to a 1-0 defeat against Espanyol, after defender Carlos Romero scored in the 85th minute for the hosts.
The goal sparked a debate among Madrid fans, because many thought Romero should have been sent earlier in the match for a bad challenge on Kylian Mbappe.
Shortly after, Madrid wrote a letter that was read: “The events that occurred in this match have exceeded any margin of human error or interpretation of the referees.
“ What happened at the RCDE stage represents the culmination of a completely discredited referee system, in which decisions against Real Madrid have reached a level of handling and adulteration of the competition which can no longer be ignored.
Jude Bellingham was sent back for shouting “F *** you” to the referee against Osasuna
Bellingham was exasperated as he walked away and was categorical
“ Given the severity of what happened, Real Madrid requires that the RFEF immediately handed over the VAR audio recordings relating to the two key rooms of the match:
‘1. The audio recordings of the communication between the Var and the field referee in the action of the tackle of player Carlos Romero on Kylian Mbappé.
‘2. The audio communication recordings between the Var and the field referee in the objective of the objective refused for Vinicius Jr.
‘3. Conversations between members of the Var room in both rooms.
Shortly after the Madrid declaration, the president of Laliga, Javier Tebas, retaliated and suggested that the club had not provided alternative solutions during a recent meeting.
According to Marca, he said: “ I was not surprised by the Real Madrid letter at all, because he said nothing different from what their television channel has been repeating for some time.
“Many of us recommend a radical change in the arbitration system, approaching the English or German model, with a completely different organization and much more transparency in all the structural decisions of Spanish arbitration”.
Meanwhile, after sending her sending on Saturday afternoon, Bellingham is now faced with a potential 12 game ban following his ranked diatribe to the referee.
The Spanish FA Disciplinary Code indicates that any player guilty of “insulting, offending or speaking to the main referee, assistants, fourth official, administrators or sports authorities in terms or offensive attitudes” will be punished with A suspension of four to 12 games.
Real Madrid launched a complaint against the Royal Spanish Football Football Federation this month (photo: the president of the Florentino Perez club)
If this prohibition is applied, Bellingham will miss the fights of Laliga de Madrid with Girona, Betis and Rayo Vallecano, as well as the first stage of their semi-final of Copa del Rey against Real Sociedad.
If it were to be extended to the 12 full games, Bellingham will then miss the majority of the rest of the season.
Bellingham clearly did not expect a long time on the sidelines when he wrote: “ said enough about the misunderstanding.
“I just wanted to apologize again for having left my teammates in such a difficult position and thank fans for their support and understanding. See you Wednesday at home ”.
