Bellerin responds to Tebass: 30-degree high temperature 80% humidity competition is inhumane, and it cannot be ignored.

Bellein spoke out again, calling for improvement of high-temperature competition conditions.

Bellein once again expressed concerns about the heat race on social media and called for stricter safety protocols.

He said: "My words are not to complain, but to the safety and well-being of all those involved in football, players, staff, fans, etc. We need to revisit protocols that only consider the interests of a few and ignore the health and safety of most people."

Bellein also stressed that in a country increasingly affected by climate change, new measures need to be taken to avoid conditions that endanger the health of all people.

"I'm not just talking about our work, but speaking for everyone. We can't regard health-threatening work as the norm."

Previously, Bellerin expressed dissatisfaction after the game against Levante: "At this time of September, the game was inhumane at 30 degrees and 80% humidity. Although we have the responsibility to complete the game, it's completely meaningless. We need help to get the job done better."

La Liga president Tevas responded to Bellerin's remarks: "The temperature at the start of the game was 28 degrees, but the intensity of the sun may cause problems." He admitted that more measures need to be taken, such as providing enough drinking water and hats to ensure the safety of players and spectators.