Barcelona striker Lamine Yamal, suffering from a pubalgia that has hampered his performance in recent weeks, has claimed to be back to his best hours before his team faces Chelsea in the Champions League.
“I feel like I’m coming back to myself, renewed, recharged, refocused, with nothing to stop me from being who I am,” reads the voiceover that can be heard in a motivational video he posted on his social networks on Tuesday.
Inspires Barça ahead of Chelsea clash
The graphic document shows the best moments of Lamine Yamal with the azulgrana shirt.
The last of these was his teammate Ferran Torres wiping the boot of the ’10’ in celebration of a goal scored by the Valencian striker against Athletic Club after receiving a great assist from him.
Lamine Yamal’s declaration of intent on a day when Barça will be playing at Stamford Bridge to take a giant step towards a place in the top eight of the league phase of the top continental competition.
With information from EFE
A star that shines on its own
At the age of 18, Lamine Yamal has become one of the most promising young players at FC Barcelona and in world soccer.
His career is already marked by moments that project him as a generational talent.
He made his debut with the first team at the age of 15, becoming the youngest player to do so since leaving La Masia.
Months later, he also became the youngest scorer in Barça’s history in official competitions.
Another memorable moment for Lamine Yamal was his breakthrough with the Spanish national team, where he scored a spectacular goal on his debut to become the youngest player to score for La Roja.
His connection with players such as Lewandowski and Ferran Torres has left iconic scenes, such as decisive assists in high-level duels.
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