Mourinho is left speechless after the latest controversy involving Vinicius

Jose Mourinho decided not to appear at the press conference after the match between Real Madrid and Villarreal. LaLiga announced this at the Santiago Bernabéu after, 40 minutes after the end of the clash, the coach failed to show up in the press room at the Madrid stadium. Nor did any Madrid player speak, in what has been a common trend this season.

But the news is Mourinho who, according to what MARCA has learned, has preferred not to speak for fear that his words after the refereeing could lead to a sanction. "I’m not going to speak because I want to sit on the bench against Sevilla and Barcelona".

Real Madrid's coach was very angry with Díaz de Mera's refereeing, as was clear during the match, with Vinicius' sending-off as the last straw. Mou was already very upset after the derby, where Atlético de Madrid should, in his view, have been reduced to nine players, but the red card shown to the Brazilian for pulling Saliba's hair has angered the Portuguese coach even more.

Total outrage at Real Madrid

The climate of indignation with the refereeing collective is growing matchday after matchday at Real Madrid, always with the Negreira case in the background. And if the anger after the derby was high, after the match against Villarreal it has risen to another level. Vini's disallowed goal, which ended with his sending-off, made the club explode at every level. And it ended up causing the Portuguese coach to stand up the media in the press room at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium.

The fans were also outraged, and the tense atmosphere surrounding the referee's performance was something that had not been seen for a long time. The chants of "corruption in the Federation," "Tebas, leave now," and "Negreira is still calling the shots" were constant in the Madrid stadium. And the boos after Vini's red card were the kind that had not been heard at the Bernabéu for a very long time.

With this atmosphere of tension, Mourinho preferred not to speak, to take a breath and postpone his appearance until next Tuesday, ahead of the Champions League match against Roma, although it is likely that on that day he will decline to make any statement about what happened in this match, which Real Madrid has noted very well in its reports.