Jude Bellingham could still receive Euro 2024 ban despite being given permission to face Switzerland by UEFA

Jude Bellingham could still receive a Euro 2024 ban despite being cleared to play against Switzerland.

Bellingham has been handed a fine and a one-match suspended ban by UEFA following their investigation into his conduct during England's quarter-final clash against Slovakia.

He appeared to aim an X-rated gesture towards the Slovakia bench following his dramatic equaliser.

Bellingham has been punished for 'violating the basic rules of decent conduct'.

The match he could miss if one thing happens has been revealed as he will be available against Switzerland in England's quarter-final showdown on Saturday.

But Bellingham is at risk of facing a potential Euro 2024 ban - along with four of his international teammates.

The 21-year-old is on a booking, having been cautioned against Slovakia.

So, if he picks up a yellow card against Switzerland, then he will be slapped with a one-match suspension.

Jude Bellingham in England training. Image: Getty

However, if Bellingham avoids a yellow card against Switzerland, then he will be on a clean slate for the rest of the tournament as UEFA reset booking tallies after the quarter-final stage.

He would only miss the final if he's shown a straight red card in the semi-finals.

A potential ban for Bellingham would be a massive blow to Southgate and his England side.

He's been hugely influential and has two goals to his name at Euro 2024. He scored a header against Serbia before bagging a wondergoal against Slovakia.

Marc Guehi has already fallen foul of UEFA's rules after being booked against Slovakia - his second yellow card of the tournament.

The Crystal Palace defender, who has started all four of England's games at Euro 2024, was shown a yellow card against Slovenia before picking up another caution in his last outing.