Real Madrid reportedly considering leaving LaLiga after Jude Bellingham red card saga; 3 European leagues emerge as potential destinations Trending Global News

Real Madrid is allegedly considering leaving La Liga, when playmaker Jude Belingham was handed over a red card in his most recent league game against Osasuna.

In the weekend (15 February), Los blancose El traveled to Sadar, where he played a 1–1 draw with Osasuna. While Madrid dropped points in the title race, the major headlines focused on the dispute around Bellingham.

In the 39th minute, the 21 -year -old Englishman spoke to referee Jose Louis Munuira Montero, who immediately branded a straight red card.

Referee claimed that Bellingham had shouted “F *** U” at him, but the playmaker argued that he had called himself “F *** Off” in disappointment. Subsequently, a report by Spanish outlet Sport (through Daily Mail) has claimed that real Madrid is considering joining another league in Europe. Clubs are allegedly looking to join Bundesleiga, Siri A or Lig 1.

Spanish giants are disappointed with the standards of committing crime in the country after a series of controversies, written a word paper to the Spanish FA. The letter is called the referee system “completely flawed”. It also referred to ascenol as the most recent and gross expression of the referee system, whose credibility has completely disappeared. “

In particular, in losing 1–0 to Espenayol on 1 February, Carlos Romero was not sent to a dangerous tackle on Kylian MBAPE. He went to score for Espencyol, leading to an open letter from Real Madrid.

La Leiga President Xavier Tebas has slammed real madrid for open letter

Real Madrid’s Deming letter was published on the club’s website, La Liga President Xavier Tebas slammed the club. He suggested that Los blancose During the earlier meetings, the solution was not provided to discuss the referee standards in Spain.

Speaking about the letter during a meeting with the clubs, Tabas admitted that the TV channel of Spanish veterans often repeated Dietrib against the referee (through the Daily Mail):

“I was not surprised at all from Real Madrid’s letter, as it says nothing different from his television channel for some time.

“Many of us advocate a radical change in the arbitration system, close to the English or German model, with great transparency in all the structural decisions of completely different organizations and Spanish mediation.”

Meanwhile, Los blancose The UEFA will focus his attention to the Champions League, where he will face Manchester City in the playoffs in Burnbuy on 19 February.