LaLiga call in lip reader to investigate allegations Jude Bellingham aimed slur at Mason Greenwood

LALIGA have called in a lip reader to investigate a complaint by Getafe about an alleged “rapist” slur aimed at Mason Greenwood by Jude Bellingham.

Fans are convinced they spotted Bellingham mouth the shocking insult during Real Madrid‘s 2-0 win at Getafe on Thursday evening.

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LaLiga have called in a lip reader to investigate an alleged claim that Jude Bellingham mouthed the word ‘racist’[/caption]

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Bellingham is alleged to have said to a slur against Greenwood during the Getafe v Real Madrid match on Thursday[/caption]

Cameras captured Bellingham muttering an alleged slur

It came after Bellingham landed a tackle on Greenwood

The alleged slur is said to have come after England international Bellingham landed a tackle on the on-loan Manchester United player.

Cameras captured Bellingham, 20, appearing to mutter something at Greenwood, with the footage going viral on social media.

In response, Getafe asked match referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea to record the incident in his match report.

Spanish League chiefs have no power to sanction players.

But if experts confirm “indisputably” that Bellingham used the alleged slur towards Greenwood they will pass the matter on to the disciplinary committee of the Spanish Football Federation.

Greenwood, 22, joined Getafe on loan in September, seven months after charges of attempted rape, assault and coercive control were dropped.

A report from the Daily Mail said that an expert lid-reader they had hired was “97 per cent confident” Bellingham mouthed the alleged insult after studying video footage.

Bellingham joined Real Madrid in the summer in a £115million transfer from Borussia Dortmund.

Since his arrival he has scored 14 goals and added three assists in 19 league games.

He has added four more goals and five assists across the Champions League, Copa Del Rey and Supercopa.

The meeting between Bellingham and Greenwood was the first time two English players met in the Spanish top flight for 22 years.