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He is trying to get everyone to agree. Building on a memorable first professional season with a Euro won with Spain, Lamine Yamal has established himself as one of the best players in the world in recent months. Brilliant with FC Barcelona, the 17-year-old prodigy still has a promising career ahead of him and has had an excellent start to the season with the Catalan club. Obviously, everyone is unanimous about it.
Asked by A.S. to give his opinion in particular on the Catalan crack, David Silva did not hide all the admiration he had for his young compatriot: “Lamine Yamal is different from anyone today. He is a very young footballer and yet he plays with great confidence. Let’s hope it continues like this, because he has the conditions to be one of the best in history, although we already know that maintaining this level is complicated. But he has enormous talent and qualities.»
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