Getafe filed a complaint with La Liga after Real Madrid defeated Getafe by a score of 2-0 earlier this month. The complaint included an alleged incident that occurred between the two players while they were competing against one other.
The complaint that Getafe filed was included in La Liga’s weekly report to the RFEF (Spanish FA), which highlights instances that require further investigation.
This was done in accordance with the protocol of the league. According to a report from La Liga, which was cited by ESPN, the following statement was made: “After the match, social media messages surfaced alleging an incident where visiting player Jude Bellingham allegedly insulted local player Mason Greenwood in English.”
According to the report that is attached, the incident has been covered by a number of different media outlets.Despite the fact that video of the claimed incident was shared on social media both during and after the game, there was no accompanying audio.
According to reports, the RFEF has selected a judge to investigate the complaint, and a decision is anticipated to be finalized within the next two weeks.
If the judge decides that the offense was “serious,” then Bellingham might be suspended for a total of four games.
Nevertheless, the punishment for a “grave” verbal infraction may be as much as ten games, which is an astounding amount.
In the event that such a suspension is imposed prior to Real’s next match, Bellingham might be unable to play until the month of May, which would result in him missing important matches such as the El Clasico encounter against Barcelona on April 21.
It is possible that Real Madrid’s ongoing Champions League campaign will result in the rearrangement of their fixtures, which could potentially affect Bellingham’s availability.
In response to the incident, neither Bellingham nor Greenwood, nor their respective clubs, have issued a statement to the public.
