Quote from: Jewan420 on Today at 05:34:54 PM

Quote from: Unsoldier on Today at 05:13:56 PM

Yamal had another great game, and even without scoring, his impact was massive. It's incredible how, at just 17, he's fearless in taking on defenders, creating chances, and working for the team. Just four days ago, he played 120 minutes for Spain, yet he still gives everything on the pitch. At this age, fatigue isn’t as much of a factor—there’s just that pure hunger to keep playing. With time, that changes, but for now, we should just enjoy watching him thrive.

Lamine Yamal is one of the most promising players. At just 17 years old, he has already joined the ranks of the world's most important players. I don't know his future, but his progress reminds me of Messi's youth. Yamal has a touch of Messi in him. We can't say yet whether Yamal will be able to compete with Messi and Ronaldo in the list of the best players of all time. But I wish him a good future and I trust him that one day he will reach the number one spot in the list of the best players of his time.

Your conversation is right that Lamin Yamal is a very promising player, in which we find a unique style. Lamin Yamal was able to play in many potential ways at a young age that was fully surprised by all of us, just as Clean Mbappe was young when he was young. I often look at the players of different countries with this young player in Spain, at the moment you have compared him to Ronaldo and Messi. In my opinion he has just started, so if he wants to reach so height, he still has to play very well. If the Spanish Lamin Yamal was at the top of La Liga's top goal collection right now, it would have been more startling.