The German Football Association (DFB) has fined Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham 40 000 euros ($45 008) for unsportsmanlike direct after he censured ref Felix Zwayer following Saturday's Bundesliga rout by Bayern Munich.
Zwayer had turned down Dortmund's allures for a penalty prior to granting one to Bayern for a handball from Mats Hummels. Robert Lewandowski scored from the spot to give Bayern a 3-2 success and a noteworthy lead in the standings.
After the game, England global Bellingham said: "You can take a gander at a great deal of the choices in the game. You give a ref, that has match-fixed previously, the greatest game in Germany. What do you anticipate?"
"questioned and at last denied the ref's unbiasedness" with his remarks. Both Dortmund and Bellingham have acknowledged the DFB's decision.
Zwayer was named in a 2005 outrage including ref Robert Hoyzer, who was imprisoned for fixing matches in a 2,000,000 euro wagering misrepresentation.
The DFB had restricted Zwayer for quite a long time for tolerating 300 euros from Hoyzer and consenting to settle on mistaken choices in a match when he was an associate refree
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