BELLINGHAM LOSES IT! Star Player Unleashes Fury on the Sidelines in Shocking Outburst

A frustrated Jude Bellingham was seen kicking a water bottle after being substituted in Real Madrid's Champions League loss to AC Milan. The English midfielder, who has been in impressive form this season, was visibly upset as he made his way off the pitch.

The substitution occurred in the 75th minute of the match, with Real Madrid trailing 2-1 at the time. Bellingham was replaced by another midfielder, who was unable to change the course of the match.

The 20-year-old's reaction was not unexpected, given the high stakes of the match and the importance of the Champions League competition. Real Madrid was heavily favored to win the match, but a strong performance from AC Milan saw the Italian side come away with the victory.

Bellingham's frustration may also have been fueled by his limited involvement in the match. The midfielder struggled to make an impact on the game, and was often finding himself on the periphery of the action.

Despite this, Bellingham's teammates and coaches were quick to defend his actions. The player's passion and competitive spirit are highly valued at the club, and his reaction was seen as a sign of his desire to win.

'Jude is a winner, and he hates to lose,' said Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti in a post-match interview. 'He is a young player with a lot of passion and energy, and sometimes that energy boils over.'

Bellingham's outburst on the sidelines was not the only talking point from the match. The defeat was a setback for Real Madrid, who had been on a hot streak in recent weeks.

The loss also raised questions about the team's consistency and ability to perform under pressure. With the match being played in front of a packed stadium, the team's failure to deliver a win was disappointing for the fans.

For Bellingham, the match was a learning experience. The young midfielder is still developing and growing as a player, and matches like this one will help him to learn and improve.

'I was frustrated with the match and the result, but I know that I need to keep working and striving to be better,' said Bellingham in a post-match interview.