The Clásico’s Fiery Aftermath

Real Madrid defeated FC Barcelona 2–1 at the Santiago Bernabéu, with goals from Kylian Mbappé and Jude Bellingham, in one of the most heated Clásicos in recent years. But beyond the result, the post-match tension stole the spotlight — and Lamine Yamal was right in the middle of it.

It all began with Madrid captain Dani Carvajal’s gesture toward the young Barça star, signaling that he “talks too much.” The reaction came after Yamal’s controversial appearance on Kings League’s Chup Chup, where he compared Real Madrid to Ibai Llanos’ team Porcinos FC, claiming they “steal and complain.”

Real Madrid Players React

Those words clearly didn’t sit well in Madrid. After the final whistle, Carvajal and Thibaut Courtois approached Yamal to confront him directly, accusing him of disrespecting their club. What followed was a tense exchange that ended with shoves and heated words before both teams were separated.

On social media, the debate exploded — some fans saw Yamal as arrogant, while others defended his youthful passion. At just 18 years old, the Barça winger continues to draw attention both for his talent and for his outspoken personality.

The Father Speaks Out

While Lamine Yamal himself has stayed silent since the match, his father, Mounir Nasraoui, stepped in to defend his son — and his response didn’t go unnoticed.

Through an Instagram Story, Nasraoui posted a short but powerful message that quickly went viral:

“Good thing he’s only 18.”

He added three emojis — a smile, a laughing face, and a dolphin — along with a photo of his son taken before his Kings League appearance. Moments later, he shared another story with a phrase that said it all:

“See you in Barcelona.”

Fans immediately interpreted it as a subtle message to Real Madrid and to those criticizing Lamine’s confidence and character.

Defending a Rising Star

Inside Barça, the focus remains on protecting their young gem. Club sources insist that Lamine Yamal is fully focused on football and unaffected by the noise surrounding him. Despite the media storm, he’s expected to start again in the next league match, showing the mental strength that has defined his meteoric rise.

At just 18, he’s already faced more pressure than most players handle in a lifetime — but as his father reminded everyone, his story has only just begun.