Spanish media viciously attacked Jude Bellingham during Real Madrid’s troubles.

This season, Jude Bellingham has not scored for Real Madrid, and the England star has been under fire for his most recent performance as Carlo Ancelotti’s team struggled to a 2-1 victory over Celta Vigo.

Jude Bellingham is yet to score for Real Madrid this season and the England star has been criticised for his latest display as Carlo Ancelotti’s men laboured to a 2-1 win away to Celta Vigo

The Spanish press has criticized Jude Bellingham for his continued goal-shyness for Real Madrid.

Bellingham, an England legend, has not scored in his last nine games for Los Blancos, who have struggled to integrate Kylian Mbappe, a recent addition, into their. Curiously, manager Carlo Ancelotti chose a 3-4-2-1 formation on Saturday’s trip to Celta Vigo, with Vinicius Junior and Bellingham on each side of Mbappe.

At the 20-minute mark, Mbappe scored his sixth goal in nine La Liga games with a spectacular long-range effort to put Madrid ahead. But as the first half went on, Bellingham became agitated and became angry at Vinicius Jr.

Instead of passing to Bellingham, who was unmarked at the back post, the front-runner to win this year’s Ballon d’Or, which will be presented on Monday, decided to shoot at goal. When Celta answered through Williot Swedberg after halftime, the 21-year-old became even more irate after Vinicius’s criticism.

In the 66th minute, Vinicius made atonement by scoring the game-winning goal as Real Madrid emerged with a grueling 2-1 victory, leaving them three points behind bitter rivals Barcelona ahead of Sunday’s El Clasico. After reading Marca’s player ratings, Bellingham could feel more motivated.

According to a quote from the Spanish newspaper, “It became a regular sight to see the Madrid number five celebrating scores by spreading his arms. It became a routine at the Bernabeu. Ever after his final Real Madrid goal on May 14, he has ‘crossed his arms’ and hasn’t opened them again. He is criticizing himself for the goals and is unable to accept his score.

As Ancelotti’s team hosts the Englishman’s old team, Borussia Dortmund, in the Champions League on Tuesday, Bellingham is aiming to score his first club goal of the season before Saturday’s match against Barcelona. Despite Bellingham’s explosive start to the season, Ancelotti isn’t worried by his lack of goals.