1. Full Name: His full name is Lamine Yamal Nasraoui Ebana.
2. Date of Birth: He was born on July 13, 2007, in Esplugues de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain.
3. Heritage: Yamal has a Moroccan father and an Equatorial Guinean mother, but chose to represent Spain internationally.
4. La Masia Graduate: He developed through Barcelona’s famous La Masia academy, which also produced Lionel Messi, Xavi, and Andrés Iniesta.
5. Youngest Barcelona Debutant: In April 2023, he became one of the youngest players ever to make his senior debut for FC Barcelona.
6. Spain’s Youngest International: He became the youngest player to represent Spain’s senior national team.
7. Youngest Spain Goalscorer: On his international debut, he also became Spain’s youngest-ever goalscorer.
8. Natural Winger: Although primarily a right winger, he can also play on the left or as an attacking midfielder.
9. Left-Footed Star: He is predominantly left-footed, known for cutting inside from the right flank.
10. Playing Style: His game is built on exceptional dribbling, creativity, pace, close control, and vision, drawing comparisons with Lionel Messi.
11. Record Breaker: He has broken several age-related records for both Barcelona and Spain before turning 18.
12. International Success: Yamal played a key role in helping Spain win UEFA Euro 2024, earning global recognition.
13. Football Intelligence: Coaches and analysts frequently praise his decision-making and composure, qualities rarely seen in teenage players.
14. Global Recognition: Before turning 20, he had already become one of the most valuable and talked-about young footballers in the world.
15. A Future Ballon d’Or Contender: With his rapid rise, consistent performances, and remarkable maturity, many football experts consider Lamine Yamal a strong contender for future Ballon d’Or honours if he maintains his development.












































































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