Redigerettirs 29. apr 2025
From outside this team feels unstoppable…
Lamine Yamal: "Yes, I think the other day was one of the toughest matches physically because, in the end, with the tension of the game and the minutes we were playing, our legs were giving out, we were all tense."
"But, well, I think that, in the end, we’ve all dreamed of playing for Barça, and when you get to a final against Real Madrid, your heart carries you more than your legs."
"You give everything you’ve got, and I think that’s what we’ve been missing in past seasons and now we have it."
We saw you go shake hands with all the Real Madrid players—a real show of sportsmanship. Beyond your talent, your goals, and your assists, how would you like to be remembered?
"Obviously, that I’m a good player and a respectful person, to be respected."
"I think that’s the most important thing—being polite, which is what my parents have taught me at home. And that’s what I’d like."
My response to people’s reaction? Well,, they can’t say anything to me. When they beat me, then yes."
Have you ever thought about what’s ahead? Like maybe this defense can stop me, or things might not go so well. Have you ever had that kind of fear?
"No, because if I had, I wouldn’t post anything on Instagram. So no, I haven’t had that fear."
"But I do feel that motivation, those butterflies in your stomach before a match. But I think that’s a good thing—we all get that as players. But fear? I left that back at the park in Mataró a long time ago."
Messi comparison?
"Well, I don’t compare myself to him, because I don’t compare myself to anyone—let alone Messi."
"So I leave that to you guys. We just focus on improving every day, on being better than ourselves the day before. So I don’t think that comparison makes sense—especially not with Messi."
"I try to enjoy, be myself, and make my own path. Obviously, I admire him as the best player in history, but I don’t compare myself to him."