FC Barcelona player Lamine Yamal has blossomed as one of the most promising gems from La Masia, the Barça’s academy, since the appearance of the Argentine superstar Lionel Messi in 2005, which would have put the young 16-year-old player under the spotlight as the next superstar created by the Catalan club.
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The Moroccan-Catalan wonderkid, who became the youngest player to score in the Spanish Super Cup after netting against Osasuna in the semifinals of the competition, would still have some records to beat with Barcelona, since his career in elite football is barely starting and he would be ready to achieve new milestones in the next few games.
After those achieved in the semifinal (youngest player to make debut and goal in the competition), he could still become the youngest player to score in a Clasico in case of scoring against Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup Final, a record which currently owns the Brighton striker Ansu Fati, who scored against the Madrilean team in October 2020 being 17 years and 359 days old.
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He could overtake a record in the Champions League
In this sense, Lamine could also overtake Fati by reaching a new record in the Champions League by scoring in the competition and becoming the youngest player in scoring at the competition in case he is able to net against Napoli on 21 February or 12 March during the games of the round of 16 of the tournament.
