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As the kid continues to pile up goals and assists for the Merengues, Jude Bellingham’s performance at Real Madrid makes it impossible to dismiss his current state of play. Once again, the newly acquired player was the one who conjured the goal for Los Blancos out of thin air with a magnificent run at the end of the game last night.
When it comes to Bellingham, however, things have not always gone according to plan. Despite the fact that he was simultaneously defending himself against the accusation from Getafe up to this point, the kid is now facing a two-game suspension in La Liga for absolutely no fault of his own.
Case was abandoned.
The city of Bellingham may now, at least on one front, let out a sigh of relief, as reported by the Metropolitan Area Council of Governments (MARCA). Getafe’s complaint to La Liga on the alleged “insult” that the Real Madrid star offered to Mason Greenwood has been dismissed, as reported by the Spanish news site.
Bellingham is said to have referred to Greenwood as a “ra**st” following a duel that took place on the night of the match between Los Blancos and Getafe in February. This contributed to the dispute that ensued.
The lawsuit has been withdrawn since it is hard to discern precisely what the child said, despite the fact that notable lip-readers have warned that the player would definitely disrespect his fellow countryman.
Due to the fact that it was not possible to determine which of the two words he used, the case has been closed. There is a degree of uncertainty over whether he used the word “ra**st” or “rubbish.” Both Real Madrid and Bellingham are going to feel a tremendous sense of comfort as a result of this.
Bellingham speaks on his ban
The new signing was shown a red card in Real Madrid’s recent clash against Valencia in Mestalla after his last-minute winner was disallowed by the referee’s premature whistle.
‘Dissent’ earned him the booking, and La Liga soon confirmed that he would be banned for two games.
“I am not happy [with the red card], but I think that if the League and the club appeal there can be an agreement because I think that two games for that reason is a bit ridiculous, but if I have to miss them I assume responsibility and I will support the team from the stands,” Bellingham said when asked to comment on the ban after the team’s recent draw with RB Leipzig.