Real Madrid has been in the center of a referee storm in recent weeks and it does not show any signs of stopping quickly. The defensive La Liga champions have felt incorrect about several decisions that they thought has wrongly opposed them.
The commotion started earlier this week during the defeat of Real Madrid in Espanyol, where Carlos Romero was considered happy to prevent a red card for a wild challenge on Kylian Mbappe. To make it worse for Los Blancos, the defender would score the winning goal in the RCDe Stadium. On the back of this, the club sent a strong toothed letter to the Spanish football federation that criticized the referee collective in football.
This led to a lot of debate and many expressed their concern about Real Madrid's measures. Mallorca -midfielder Dani Rodriguez also responded to this during a recent interview on Radio Marca Baleares (via relevant).
“The rule is:” Do not make a mistake against Real Madrid. “They are those who have the least right to complain. We have to support the referee collective.”
Rodriguez also spoke about the red card that was given to Jude Bellingham against Osasuna last weekend, for which the Real Madrid-Superster received a suspension of two games. The English midfielder claimed that his comments had been lost in the translation, although that did not save him that he was being punished.
“The sanction was what was expected, I looked at the game and I do not fully understand what he said. That's why I study English. “
Rodriguez has been involved in heated battles with Real Madrid in recent years, and his words come 24 hours after those of Mallorca teammate Pablo Maffeo, who was very critical about Bellingham.
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