Keyne, Lamine Yamal’s brother, steals the show in final celebrations | OneFootball

Spain were crowned world champions after a 1-0 win over Argentina, Ferran Torres scoring the only goal. As celebrations unfolded and families joined the players on the pitch, four-year-old Keyne, brother of Lamine Yamal, became the centre of attention.

According to El Periódico Mediterráneo, cameras followed Keyne, who had already caught the eye during the tournament with his dances and reactions. He was on the pitch with his mother, Sheila, a cousin and friend, and Inés, partner of the Rocafonda star.

First he crossed the pitch to hug his brother, carrying a piece of netting taken from the goal. Using the net, he lifted the World Cup trophy and the Trionda match ball to pose with Lamine on a set of steps.

He then hopped on one foot with Sheila, kept running and dancing, and even climbed the stage alone to pretend he was world champion. He high-fived a police officer who placed his hat on the youngster. He also wore a TwoJeys cap with two stars.

He finished by mimicking a penalty. Lamine said he was moved to see his brother happy, his mother living the life she had always wanted, and his friends, calling it the greatest childhood dream beyond football.

Source: El Periódico Mediterráneo