“He knows me now?” », the big chambering of Lamine Yamal after Galatasaray-Barça

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By: Manu Tournoux

“He knows me now?” », the big chambering of Lamine Yamal after Galatasaray-Barça

Sparkling on the pitch, Tuesday evening during the match between Galatasaray and FC Barcelona (1-4), Lamine Yamal also delighted on Instagram.

“(Lamine) Yamal or (Leroy) Sané? Who is Yamal? I know Sané but I don’t know Yamal. » Mario Lemina would undoubtedly have done better not to provoke Lamine Yamal before the match between Galatasaray and FC Barcelona (1-4), Tuesday evening in the Champions League.

Because the response from the Spanish prodigy did not take long. On the lawn already. Voted best player of the match, the Blaugrana crack (19 years old) delighted with spectacular technical gestures and above all two assists for Fermin Lopez (50e) and Anthony Gordon (53e).

Lamine Yamal responds to Mario Lemina

Then on social networks. The young Barça star actually posted a message on Instagram for the former OM player, accompanied by some photos and videos of his pleasant evening in Istanbul: “He knows me now?” » No doubt yes.

Manu Tournoux

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