Amid the chaos in Milan, 17-year-old Lamine Yamal put on another breathtaking performance, just as he did in the first leg, further solidifying his status as the most exciting prospect in world football.

Lamine Yamal is aiming to continue his incredible football trajectory in Barcelona’s Champions League semi-final against Inter Milan tonight. The 17-year-old winger was compared to Lionel Messi and hailed as the best player in the world after the 3-3 first leg draw in Catalonia last week.

Following his arrival back in Barcelona, Lamine Yamal opened up on a key chat with his mother, that set him back on track, just in time to face Real Madrid. “In the end, I told my mother, the ...

This, with only 17 years old, it’s really high-quality, and this is what we want from him.” The 2024–25 season has truly been Lamine Yamal’s breakout year. He’s tallied 16 goals and 24 assists in 52 appearances across all competitions ...

The 17-year-old forward held court at Barcelona's training centre on the eve of their Champions League semi-final against Inter

Young footballers have always been of special interest to fans and teams alike, and it seems more young players are gaining recognition. Lamine Yamal is a prime example of age not determining quality or negating respect.

A staggering statistic, highlighting the brilliance of Barcelona starlet Lamine Yamal during the semi-finals of the Champions League, has on Thursday surfaced online.Wide-man Lamine is of course

The 17-year-old was brilliant in the knockout stages of the Champions League and confirmed his status as one of the best players in the world.