The numbers say it, Bellingam is the most abused player in La Liga

Jude Bellingham did not play a single minute against Las Palmas in Real's 2-0 success. But this does not prevent the English midfielder from leading a special ranking among the five most important leagues in Europe.

He not only leads the list of goalscorers in Spain - he shares it with Morata and Lewandowski - but also leads the list of players who have suffered the most wrong tackles in Europe in these first weeks of the new season.

His amazing stride, his ability to break through opposing lines and his ability to set Ancelotti's side in motion have, among other things, made the Briton a key target for rivals when they face Real Madrid.

In the seven games he has played so far in official games, Bellingam has picked up 24 fouls, which averages out to 3.4 fouls per game. The podium of footballers who receive the most kicks from the main European leagues is completed by Lukas Ocampos of Sevilla and Matia Zakanji of Lazio with 22 fouls.

THE COUNTLESS NUMBERS –  If we break down the fouls earned by Bellingham in each game, it turns out that not all rivals have given the 20-year-old midfielder the same treatment. The most "exemplary" were those of Bilbao, a team against which Bellingam won 6 free kicks. Then comes Almeria, with 5 fouls committed against the Englishman.

Likewise, the statistics tell us that the English player's current average is above what he got last season and last year. In the current season, the average is 3.4 entries per game, compared to 2.2 last season at Borussia Dortmund and 2.5 in the last 365 days (over 96% of midfielders).