Barcelona won 1-0 on Sunday but all anyone was talking about was Lamine Yamal's unbelievable first-half dribble. We broke it

Although Belgian striker Robert Lewandowski scored the decisive goal in the 61st minute, it was Yamal who stole the spotlight at the Lluis Companys Olympic Stadium.

Lamine Yamal's early career achievements are nothing short of extraordinary. At just 17 years old, he’s a European champion with Spain, a Golden Boy award winner, and now holds a La Liga dribbling record previously held by Lionel Messi.

In light of Lamine Yamal’s brilliant performances throughout 2024, the winger is now widely regarded as the next big thing coming out of Barcelona after Lionel Messi.In fact, comparisons with Messi

FC Barcelona prodigy Lamine Yamal smashed a long-standing all-time record previously held by fellow La Masia alumni Lionel Messi at the weekend.

Although Robert Lewandowski was the main differentiator in Barcelona’s narrow win over Deportivo Alaves, it was Lamine Yamal who stole the show.The young Barcelona forward was simply mesmerising to

Lamine Yamal has truly come out of the shadows of being a '17-year-old Wonder Boy' to arguably the 'The Next Big Thing In Football', as the FC Barcelona winger continues to amaze football fans all over the world.