Jude Bellingham (Image Via Getty)Jude Bellingham’s heated moment with Valentin Barco after England’s World Cup semifinal defeat to Argentina has taken another turn. Barco’s wife, model and influencer Yaz Juareguy, publicly criticized the England star on social media after the match. She shared a picture of Bellingham appearing to clip Barco on the head and wrote that it was “better to do the talking on the field,” before calling him “useless.” Her comments came after Argentina’s dramatic 2-1 comeback win.Valentin Barco’s wife defends him after Jude Bellingham incidentThe incident happened late in the game after Enzo Fernandez scored an equalizer from long range in the 85th minute. Soon after the goal, Valentin Barco ran onto the pitch and celebrated in front of England’s players instead of joining his Argentina teammates near the corner flag.Not long after, television cameras caught Jude Bellingham making contact with the back of Barco’s head as the players gathered. The exact reason behind Bellingham’s reaction was not immediately clear, but later footage showing Barco’s celebration gave more context to what may have led to the exchange.After the match, Yaz Juareguy posted a photo of the moment on social media. She wrote, “It’s better to do the talking on the field.” She ended the post with the word “Muerto,” which literally means “dead” in Spanish but, in the way she used it, was widely understood as meaning “useless.”Yaz Juareguy doubles down after deleting first social media postJuareguy later removed her original post after receiving criticism from some social media users. However, she did not change her position. Instead, she posted another message defending Barco and questioning the reaction to the incident.She wrote, “I didn’t know that suddenly you can’t celebrate goals, but you can endorse a violent person. Switch to a different sport if you’re going to cry so much. Good day.”Barco did not play in the semifinal and remained an unused substitute throughout the match. Bellingham, meanwhile, was one of England’s key players during the tournament and scored six goals before the semifinal.Neither Bellingham nor the England camp publicly responded to Juareguy’s comments after the match. There has also been no official statement from FIFA regarding the incident.