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At only 17 years old, Lamine Yamal did not hesitate to respond to criticism from a famous pro-Real Madrid tiktoker, Javi Bridge, followed by 1.8 million fans. The latter had underlined the weak influence of the Blaugrana during FC Barcelona’s victory against Bayern Munich (4-1), Wednesday evening in the Champions League.
“He disappeared,” he declared. In response, Barca’s young prodigy replied confidently:
“Rest, kid,” thus launching hostilities before the Clasico scheduled for Saturday at Santiago-Bernabeu, as part of the 11th day of La Liga.
A Clasico already under tension
Although Lamine Yamal did not score against Bayern, he provided an assist on Raphinha’s late goal, proving his influence in the game. La Liga leaders Barca are preparing to face their eternal rivals, Real Madrid, three points ahead.
This online tackle marks the start of a confrontation that promises to be electric.
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