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Jude Bellingham has denied claims he insulted the referee

Leading to his first-half red card in Real Madrid's clash against Osasuna on Saturday.

The England star was given his marching orders in the 39th minute after an exchange of words with referee Jose Luis Munuera. The official claimed in his report that Bellingham told him to F you", but Carlo Ancelotti claimed after his team's costly draw in La Liga that it was just a misunderstanding.

Bellingham has since spoken about the situation, and said he instead said F off, He said It clear that I said it when I’ve already turned away. It’s difficult when he says it’s an insult when I haven’t insulted him. I’m glad the videos are out and there’s evidence that goes against what the referee put in the report.

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