Luis Munuera Montero has been suspended from officiating in European competitions until further notice.
UEFA has suspended Spanish referee Jose Luis Munuera Montero from officiating in European competitions until further notice.
The move comes on the heels of La Liga's decision to remove Munuera Montero from the referee roster for the matchweek.
Munuera Montero's suspension is reportedly linked to his controversial performance in the recent Osasuna vs. Real Madrid match, where he sent off Jude Bellingham for dissent.
The English midfielder's red card sparked widespread criticism, with many questioning the referee's decision.
Montero has been omitted from the officiating roster for the La Liga matchweek, according to a report by Relevo.
Meanwhile, transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano reported that the Spanish referee has been suspended by UEFA.
As a result of UEFA's action, Munuera Montero will no longer be eligible to officiate in European competitions, including the Champions League and Europa League, until further notice.
The Spanish referee has been at the center of controversy in recent weeks, with many criticizing his handling of high-profile matches.
UEFA's decision to suspend Munuera Montero highlights the organisation's commitment to maintaining the integrity and fairness of European competitions.
As the governing body of European football, UEFA takes allegations of improper refereeing seriously and will take swift action when necessary.
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