The manager of Getafe supports Mason Greenwood following claims that Jude Bellingham made a derogatory comment towards him.

La Liga is looking into the matter.

February 3rd 2024.

The manager of Getafe supports Mason Greenwood following claims that Jude Bellingham made a derogatory comment towards him.
Jude Bellingham and Mason Greenwood, two young footballers, were at the center of a controversy during a match between Real Madrid and Getafe. Getafe's manager, Jose Bordalas, came to Greenwood's defense and called for respect after Bellingham was reported to La Liga for allegedly calling Greenwood a "rapist."

The incident occurred when Bellingham tackled Greenwood to put the ball out of play. Cameras captured Bellingham muttering a word in Greenwood's direction, though the audio was unable to pick up what was said. It was later revealed that Greenwood had faced serious charges of attempted rape, controlling behavior, and assault in January 2022, which were later dropped. As a result, Manchester United decided to send Greenwood on a season-long loan to Getafe.

After Real Madrid's victory, reports in Spain indicated that Getafe had requested Bellingham's alleged slur to be included in the official match report, and La Liga is currently investigating the incident. However, it remains unclear if any action will be taken against Bellingham.

During a press conference, Bordalas stated that it was up to Getafe and La Liga to assess the situation. He also clarified that his previous comments about Bellingham playing a role in Greenwood's loan move were a misunderstanding.

Bordalas also emphasized the need for respect towards Greenwood, describing him as a great guy with exemplary behavior. He added that he only knew as much as the reporters did about Bellingham's alleged slur and that it was not up to him to make any decisions.

In the midst of this controversy, lip-reader Jeremy Freeman, working for The Daily Mail, claimed that he was 97% confident that Bellingham had used the word "rapist" during his clash with Greenwood. Freeman explained that he had carefully analyzed the clip and considered the context in which the word was used. He also took into account the speaker's Brummie accent before coming to his conclusion.

Despite the evidence provided by Freeman, the situation remains uncertain, and both players' futures are unknown. However, this incident has sparked a conversation about the need for respect and sensitivity in the world of football and beyond.

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