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Jude Bellingham Slams Rift Rumors: "What a Load of S***" Amid Alonso Exit

Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham has forcefully denied rumors that he was involved in any player unrest that led to Xabi Alonso's dismissal. He took to his personal app to call the reports "a load of s***" and expressed frustration with media speculation. Bellingham instead shared a positive farewell message for the departing manager, thanking him for his time. Alonso's short tenure ended after a Super Cup final loss to Barcelona, amid reports of dressing room divisions.

Key Points: Jude Bellingham Dismisses Xabi Alonso Real Madrid Rift Rumors

  • Jude Bellingham used his JB5 app to angrily deny being part of any player revolt against Xabi Alonso
  • He criticized media sources for spreading damaging misinformation purely for clicks and controversy
  • Bellingham shared a respectful farewell message to Alonso, calling it a "pleasure" to work with him
  • Xabi Alonso's tenure ended after just seven months and 34 matches following a Super Cup loss to Barcelona
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'What a load of s***': Jude Bellingham dismisses rumours of rift with Xabi Alonso

Jude Bellingham angrily denies reports he was part of a player revolt against Xabi Alonso at Real Madrid, calling the rumors damaging misinformation.

'What a load of s***': Jude Bellingham dismisses rumours of rift with Xabi Alonso
"What a load of s***... Truly feel sorry for the people that hang onto every word of these clowns and their 'sources.' - Jude Bellingham"

New Delhi, Jan 14

Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham has dismissed rumours that he was involved in the group whose revolt led to Xabi Alonso's removal as head coach. He criticised those spreading these reports and urged fans not to believe them.

Xabi Alonso's tenure as Real Madrid manager lasted only seven months, ending after the Los Blancos lost to archrivals Barcelona in the Super Cup final. More than the loss itself, it was the rift within the dressing room that prompted Alonso's exit from Madrid.

Reports have circulated about a divide within Real Madrid's dressing room under Alonso's management. Some of these reports also suggest that Bellingham is among the players who feel uneasy under Alonso's leadership.

Nevertheless, the England international has dismissed these rumours with firm words.

"Until now, I've let far too many of these slide, always hoping the truth will come to light in its own time. But honestly... what a load of s***," Bellingham wrote on his own app named JB5.

"Truly feel sorry for the people that hang onto every word of these clowns and their 'sources, '" Bellingham added. "Do not believe everything you read. Every now and then, these lot need to be held accountable for spreading this kind of damaging misinformation for clicks and added controversy."

That statement reveals Bellingham's genuine opinion of the departing head coach while also supporting his own view that he might not be among those who disagreed with Alonso's methods. He also shared a farewell message on social media for the former manager, saying, "Thank you, Mister. It was a pleasure, all the very best for the future!"

The Spaniard's time at Real Madrid consisted of only 34 matches across all competitions, resulting in 24 wins, four draws, and six losses. His last game was a 3-2 defeat to Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup, a setback that ultimately prompted Florentino Perez to decide to let him go once more.

- IANS

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Sarah B
It's sad how quickly managers are sacked these days. 24 wins in 34 games is a great record! Real Madrid's expectations are unreal, reminds me of the pressure on our IPL coaches.
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Arjun K
While I appreciate Bellingham's directness, his language was a bit strong, no? He's a role model for young fans here. Could have made his point with the same force but more politely.
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Priya S
This is why I only follow sports, not the gossip. The focus should be on the game, not on creating drama. Alonso's farewell message from Jude was classy though.
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Michael C
Losing one big match to Barcelona and you're out? That's harsh. In football, like in life, you need to give people time. Seven months is nothing to build a project.
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Kavya N
Having his own app to communicate directly with fans is smart. Cuts out the middleman media who twist words. More celebrities in India should do this to avoid misquotes!

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