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Images filmed Thursday evening during Real Madrid-Mallorca show Jude Bellingham sending sweet words to Pablo Maffeo.
No more than Vinicius Junior, Jude Bellingham will spend his vacation with Pablo Maffeo. During the Spanish Super Cup semi-final won Thursday by Real Madrid against Mallorca, the right back had some verbal and physical exchanges with his two Madrid opponents. Filmed images of Jude Bellingham appearing to insult his opponent are circulating on social networks.
And as reported RMC this Saturday, some tried to decipher the words spoken by the England international in a sequence which would have taken place at the start of the match. Opening both hands, Bellingham is said to have said: “Ten seconds boxing? Fucking soft idiot. » This would in reality be an allusion to a provocation made by Maffeo to Vinicius Junior before the meeting.
Maffeo lit the fuse
A few days earlier, the defender in fact criticized the Brazilian by affirming that he “would knock out. in ten seconds » in a ring. Although he tried to make Vinicius panic during the semi-final, he did not manage to annoy him enough, even if the Madrilenian had to be caught once or twice or called for calm by his own teammates and coach. .
On a strictly sporting level, it is Real Madrid who will compete in the final of the competition on Sunday. And it will be a shock in the form of “Clasico” which will take place from 8 p.m. since the Merengue will be opposed to FC Barcelona, winner of Athletic Bilbao in the half.
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