Lamine Yamal

Spanish footballer with FC Barcelona

Lamine Yamal - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 13th, 2007
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Born in 2007, this footballer gained attention as a promising young talent at FC Barcelona. Debuted for the senior team at an early age, showcasing skill and potential on the pitch. Became one of the youngest players in La Liga history to participate in a match, garnering significant recognition for contributions to the team.

Debuted in La Liga at the age of 15

Played for FC Barcelona's senior team

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