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On October 26, FC Barcelona atomized Real Madrid in Santiago Bernabéu (0-4). A meeting during which Lamine Yamal had scored a goal in the 77th minute of play.
Following this achievement, the Spanish prodigy had suffered
Racist insultsin the company of his teammate Alejandro Balde. “I think that if we had lost, I might have thought: 'Why do they tell me this or that?'. But in the end, it is a question of enjoying life ”put into perspective the number 19 Blaugrana during an interview given to Dazn.
Lamine Yamal, exceptional maturity
Demonstrating an incroyabene mature from the age of 17, Lamine Yamal continues: “If someone insults you, it may be that he was raised in this way or did not receive the right values. So I don't think that it is necessary to pay attention to it but rather to move on to something else. ”
At the time, the native of Esplugues de Llobregat had been able to count on
The support of Vinicius. “What happened yesterday at Bernabéu with racist insults is regrettablehad written the Brazilian on social networks.
There is no room for these criminals in our society. All my support for Lamine, Ansu and Raphinha. I know Madrid and the police will do things to identify and punish the culprits! »»
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