Lamine Yamal's Power Mark

Lamine Yamal continues to explode in the Spanish national team shirt.

But after those fiery 90 minutes, all doubts were extinguished. The 17-year-old boy not only overshadowed his seniors like Kylian Mbappe and Ousmane Dembele, but also made a strong statement that football does not wait for anyone - the worthy will assert themselves.

The unequal confrontation - and the unexpected ending

The match was expected to be a clash between two styles: Dembele - representing the experience, bravery and speed of French football; against Yamal - the new symbol of explosion, technique and creativity on the Spanish side. But from the opening whistle, the difference gradually became clear.

Dembele played hard but lacked highlights, and then quietly left the field in the 75th minute. On the contrary, Yamal was persistent, brave and explosive until the last minute.

Two goals, a series of attacking moves, constant pressing and an impressive defensive spirit - all made for a perfect performance. Yamal played not only with his talented feet but also with a cool head and a warm heart - rare for a teenager. From the first touches, he showed confidence and mastered the space like a veteran.

If technique can be trained, then character is a gift. And Yamal proved that when he stepped up to the 11-meter mark. Under tremendous pressure, he took the shot with chilling calm. There was no trepidation, no sign of fear - just absolute concentration and precision. At 17, that action was not just a kick, but a declaration of character of a future leader.

Yamal scored twice to help Spain beat France 5-4 in the Nations League semi-finals.

Spain’s 5-4 victory was more than just a scoreline. It was a testament to the fast, technical and spirited attacking football of the young generation of “La Roja”. When the lead was 5-1 and then reduced to 5-4, many feared Spain would collapse due to lack of experience. But no – they stood firm, controlled the tempo and held on for the win.

Yamal was at the centre of that journey. But he was not alone. Mikel Oyarzabal provided two world-class assists, and Pedri continued his consistency with a stunning goal. Yet Yamal was the star of the show – a diamond among the stars.

Ballon d'Or - why not Yamal?

Many people still think that Mbappe and Demebele are the number one candidates for the Ballon d'Or award, with their consistent performances and proven class. But statistics don't lie: Yamal has beaten Mbappe in all five confrontations between Barcelona and Real Madrid this season. And now, he continues to outperform Dembele at the national team level.

There is no denying the value of the Champions League in the Ballon d'Or race, but history shows that the most prestigious individual award in world football is not decided by just one tournament. Players who win the Ballon d'Or are those who shine consistently on major fronts - from the Champions League to domestic leagues and national teams. Based on that criterion, Yamal is completely capable of entering the top group of candidates, even the most deserving.

Yamal has all the ingredients to become a global superstar: superb technique, sharp tactical thinking, confidence, ability to withstand pressure, and most importantly - the demeanor of a leader. What he has shown in Stuttgart is not just a flash in the pan, but a reflection of a process of sustained development and remarkable maturity.

Lamine Yamal has all the ingredients to become a global superstar.

There is no need to wait for the future to talk about Lamine Yamal. Because this player is already the present. A brilliant, promising present, and a new inspiration for a whole generation of young players around the world.

Stuttgart not only marked Spain's victory - but also marked the birth of a modern football icon: Lamine Yamal - the star of today, and the legend of tomorrow.

Source: https://znews.vn/yamal-va-tuyen-ngon-qua-bong-vang-post1558619.html