The Barcelona manager Hansi Flick described the Real Madrid middle field player Jude Bellingham as “disrespectful” after his red card against Osasuna.
The 21-year-old was released in the 39th minute by Real Madrid’s 1-1 draw in Pamplona for a commentary to referee Jose Luis Munuera Montero.
After the game, Bellingham claimed that there was a “communication error” and that Munuera Montero did not directly insult on a number of decisions against Madrid despite his frustration.
In the creation of Barcelonas Liga-Clash with Rayo Vallecano on Monday evening, the Catalan giants spoke to the lace-flick Bellingham, which was accused of winning the line, and said that he had warned his own players about the issue of similar behavior.
“It is disrespectful, but I’m not the one who should comment,” said Flick. “And that’s exactly what I always said to the players. Why waste time and energy to argue with the referee about the decisions he makes?
“There is a player who is the captain who has the right to argue with the referee. I don’t like the behavior that I saw. It is a weakness if you get a red card.”
Bellingham did not surprisingly receive the support of his own manager Carlo Ancelotti, with the Italian claiming that his words had been twisted by the referee because he did not completely understand what was said.
“I think the Schiedsrich” In these three games, strange things have happened that everyone has seen
“Everyone saw that the VAR was not viewed in the plays in their area, but they did it in our. There is a problem. Something has happened that shouldn’t happen. We have to fight and continue.”
Madrid recently wrote a complaint to the Spanish Football Association (RFEF) after her 1-0 defeat against Espanyol, in which it was claimed that she had “double standards” from civil servants compared to the teams treated.
The Barcelona legend Gerard Pique accused the 15-fold winners of the Champions League and the current owners quickly to create a “fog wall” to distract themselves from any defeat that may suffer.