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Carlo Ancelotti is inflexible that he has “nothing to say” in the controversy of the referee who grabs his side of Real Madrid after Jude Bellingham sent on Saturday, but that remains “unhappy” with decisions against his side.
England's international received a straight red card to say 'F *** OFF' in the direction of the referee José Luis Munuera Montero During the 39th minute of the raffle of his team against Osasuna.
But Munuera Montero has argued that the 21 -year -old act really said 'F *** to him', which earned him sending a abusive or abusive language.
The incident, and the linguistic differences between the two phrases, have been widely discussed by the Spanish media, with some points of sale that claim that it is believed that Real Madrid is so angry with the apparent inconsistencies of officiating that the side is considering a LaLiga removal.
Ancelotti firmly defended his player following the raffle with his LaLiga rivals, and continues to disappoint with the arbitration standard in Spain.
Speaking at his press conference before facing Manchester City in his draw at the champions League play-off .
Carlo Ancelotti shared his disappointment for LaLiga's trade during his press conference
Jude Bellingham received a straight red card after an alleged misunderstanding with referee José Luis Munuera Montero
'It's quite surprising and I have nothing to add. We are not happy with what happened against Osasuna, Atlético … three games in which we were disadvantaged and I don't understand it. ''
Ancelotti added that he had less concern to officiate the standards in the highest European category because “statistics speak for themselves.”
“In Europe, there is less controversy and less interventions, it is done when necessary,” Ancelotti continued. “In the Champions League, the best referees of each country officiate and quality is very high.”
The former chief coach of Chelsea and AC Milan added that he hoped his player “was not sanctioned” for his actions and remained available while the team was level at the points at the top of the table with Barcelona.
On Monday he saw Real Madrid meet with the Council of Referees (CTA) about another offense problem that took place at the beginning of the month during his clash with Espanyol.
Real Madrid met with CTA on Monday to discuss the challenge that Carlos Romero raised to Kylian Mbappe when the team met Espanyol
Kylian Mbappe was shot down in a crisp .
The defender remained in the field to score the winner of the 85 minutes for his team, and to apologize with full -time MBAPPE due to the clumsiness of the challenge.
According to Marca, the Real Madrid sources shared that “the CTA (denied) a negative bias towards Madrid, but the club sees it and has expressed it as such.”
