After the end of the Clásico, Jude Bellingham's response to Lamine Yamal's insinuations was not long in coming. A few minutes after the Madrid victory (2-1), the 22-year-old midfielder published a photo on Instagram, arms open, accompanied by a scathing message: “Talk is cheap. Hala Madrid siempre » (“Talking is easy” in French). The Englishman, scorer and decisive passer, responded without naming him to the Spanish prodigy, author of controversial comments before the match. Indeed, in the days preceding the meeting, the young Barça player lit the fuse during an appearance in an Ibai Llanos stream. “They steal, they complain…”he said, smiling about the Merengues.
On the eve of the shock, Lamine Yamal had further intensified the fervor with a video evoking “the pride of the neighborhood, the pressure of those who have never stopped believing in it”concluded with a provocative message: “Fear, I left it in Mataró a long time ago. » On the pitch, it was clearly Bellingham who had the last word, summing up Madrid's response alone, before closing the debate on the networks with a final touch of irony. In his story, he added the song “A Little Less Conversation” by Elvis Presley — a subtle nod to all the pregame noise.
