With Bellingham's suspension, the heart of the La Liga referees cooled down!

According to “Sport Three”, Jude Bellingham already knew that he could not play against Celta Vigo and Osasuna due to receiving a red card from Khel Manzano in the match against Valencia. And the truth is that the refereeing team of that game was not surprised by the expulsion of this English player.

Following the goal that was scored and the referee had already blown the final whistle, the possibility of receiving a red card for Bellingham was very high. As reported by Marca, Bellingham was already close to receiving a red card from the Spanish referees.

7 months after entering La Liga, the referees consider this midfielder a footballer who does not cooperate with the referees to avoid tension in the game due to protests in a harsh tone. Referees talk to each other off the field, see what each of them is doing and the news they receive, which makes them more aware of certain players in certain situations.

According to Marca, Bellingham is one of those players, just as Neymar could have been in his day, with the ability to throw himself to the ground with the slightest touch in the box. The Spanish referees believed that Bellingham protested the performance of the referees regardless of the game conditions and was close to being sent off several times.

First red card

The truth is that the presence of the ex-Borussia Dortmund player in a group of players who protested against Khel Manzano brought Khel Manzano's automatic reaction and showing the red card for dismissal. According to Marca, he came close to receiving a red card several times and finally saw it happen in the away game against Valencia.

In his last season in the Bundesliga, Bellingham received 8 yellow cards and no dismissals in 31 games. So far, he has received 5 yellow cards in 22 La Liga games. He has confirmed that he will try to improve his behavior towards the referees. It remains to be seen whether the judges will do the same.