Lamine Tamal now holds the record of being the youngest player to score in the Spanish League. Though his goal wasn't that to put his side Barcelona ahead but such records are well honoured and remembered.
They ( Barcelona ) have a good squad regardless all the struggles they face. They will do better after international duties.
Tamal is too over rated, I don't see any magic that make him so special and just because he was featured early doest mean there aren't others like him, just that they aren't opportune like him and having one goal is nothing compared to early days of Messi when he was in the club.
You know, you two don't seem to be saying his name correctly. He is Lamine Yamal, not Tamal as you both mentioned.
Lamine Yamal feels special because Barcelona found him worthy to compete for a place with Raphinha. Yamal answered some of Xavi's needs in building an attack, but some media exaggerated the news. Yamal's performances with Barcelona are improving gradually and he recently got his first goal, which is good for increasing the player's motivation to train hard with his team.
I agree that Lamine Yamal is still too young to be expected to have a big impact on Barcelona's attack, but this player is really capable of showing his best form with good skills. No wonder several opposing defenders have to stop him with tackles and physical attacks, this is clear because Yamal has the potential to damage his opponent's defense because of his abilities.