Clasico: Lamine Yamal provokes the Madridistas again | OneFootball

Lamine Yamal

This Sunday, it's El Clásico at the Santiago Bernabéu. Just hours before the showdown, Lamine Yamal has once again stoked the fires against Real Madrid.

The atmosphere surrounding El Clásico is electric. Quotes, jabs, and rising tensions have been flying between Barcelona and Madrid fans for days. In the last few hours, the main attraction of the duel has turned up the heat even more. We're talking, of course, about Lamine Yamal.

On his social media, Barça’s young prodigy posted a raw, hard-hitting clip, just as he did before the Champions League clash with PSG. The voiceover sparks a hunger for victory: "The player who comes from the neighborhood doesn't play for glory. He plays for the future. The real pressure isn't inside the stadium, it's in the eyes of those who never stopped believing."

Then, the final phrase, spoken by Yamal himself, rings out like a warning: "Fear? I left that behind in Mataró (where he grew up) a long time ago." Minutes later, the young Spanish sensation doubled down. On his story, he shared a photo from a previous Clásico: him standing in front of the Bernabéu stands, some Madrid supporters in the background, apparently heckling him after a goal.

For the record, just a few days ago on a Kings League broadcast, Yamal had already fired a verbal missile at Real Madrid: "At Real Madrid, they steal, they complain…" Those words instantly set social media ablaze and set the tone for an electrifying week.