Real Madrid star breaks silence amid claims he’s ‘refusing to play for club again’ over Jude Bellingham issue He’s seen the news over the last few days and decided to finally have his say

After days of speculation and swirling rumours, Real Madrid star [Player’s Name] has finally addressed reports claiming he’s refused to play for the club again due to tensions involving teammate Jude Bellingham.

The dramatic headlines, which have dominated Spanish and European sports media, suggested that the player was unhappy over a supposed incident involving Bellingham and had distanced himself from the squad. Now, speaking in today’s press conference at Valdebebas, the Madrid player decided to set the record straight.

> “I’ve seen a lot of things said about me these past few days, and most of it isn’t true,” he began. “I’ve never refused to play for this club. Real Madrid is my home, and I’ll always give everything for this badge.”

He directly addressed the alleged issue with Jude Bellingham too, putting an end to the speculation.

> “There’s no problem between me and Jude. People love to create stories when there’s nothing there. Jude’s an incredible player and a great teammate. We’re all focused on the same thing — winning titles for this club.”

The player admitted he was aware of the media storm surrounding the situation but insisted his focus remains on the upcoming fixtures and helping Madrid finish the season strong.

> “In this club, things get magnified. But inside the dressing room, we’re a family. We move forward together. I’m fit, I’m ready, and whenever the coach needs me, I’ll be there.”

The Real Madrid camp will be hoping this statement draws a line under the drama, as Carlo Ancelotti’s side continues its push for glory in both La Liga and the Champions League.

Club officials have reportedly backed both players in recent days, emphasizing unity ahead of a crucial run-in.

With the matter seemingly settled, fans will now turn their attention to Madrid’s next game, eager to see both players on the pitch — and proof that all is well in the Spanish capital.