Spanish judge who sent Jude Bellingham Patiently Faced with Incomplete behavior after the investigation

Spanish judge Jose Luis Munuer Montero was released by any misconduct after the investigation of the Football Federation of the Earth (Rfef) in a potential conflict of interest that included his service and a private sports consultation company co -owned.

In a statement published on Thursday, Rfef confirmed that against the 41-year-old judge, who faced the red card of Jude Bellingham, he would not take any disciplinary measures, which faced a red card for the use of a language on Saturday during Saturday’s draw against 1-1 against. Osasun.

Munuer deactivated her Instagram account after being flooded with thousands of comments, including insults and death threats after the match.

The controversy reinforced when the Marca newspaper and how they reported that his company, talented Sports speakers, had business ties with football organizations and professional clubs.

This prompted Rfef to launch an investigation to determine if these affiliations were compatible with his role as a judge.

“Following the study, analyzes and detailed checks of commercial, corporate and accounting information, economic activities of these companies and the degree of participation of Munuer Montero in them, the RFEF department of reconciliation with the regulations concluded that there is no real or potential conflict in the business activities of the judge with his work As a judge of the first division, “said Rfef.

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“Consequently, and in accordance with the internal regulations of conflict of interest and good practices of Rfef, there is no reason to justify the acceptance of disciplinary measures against Mr. Munuer Montero.”

Montero denied any injustice. On Tuesday, he claimed that his company had never invoiced any sports organization from its establishment and warned of a potential legal proceedings against the media, which otherwise reported.

“In recent months, the disproportionate attack on the collective judge has become obvious, and on this latest occasion I was the target,” he said.

Rfef also dealt with widespread criticism directed at Munuer, on Monday, stating that the referees were appalled by the abuse he received, which they considered to reflect the wider hostility and verbal aggression, which the matters faced by matches.

Bellingham, who defended himself, claiming that his remarks were misunderstood as he spoke with himself in English, delivered a two -game suspension despite his appeal.