Luke Littler, who joked that he is the Spaniard’s “boss” in a photo he posted, has become more humorous as a result of Lamine Yamal’s genius at such a young age.
The Barcelona player, who is 16 years and 362 days old, scored in Tuesday’s semifinal victory over France to become the youngest player in Euro history. Once again displaying his prowess, he astonished everyone in the Allianz Arena with a curled effort from 25 yards.
As he mingles with the elite of the game, a move Littler has been making lately, Yamal has defied his age. Despite only turning 17 in January, the darts star made it to the final of the World Darts Championship, where he first gained recognition. Since then, he has won other major titles.
Although he is only a few months older than the Spanish celebrity, the darts sensation shared an altered photo of himself in the sky with Yamal addressing him on Tuesday night in response to Yamal’s valiant actions. The young Spanish man inquired, “How am I doing, boss?” to which Littler answered, “You’re doing a great job, son… a great job.”
When Yamal plays in Sunday’s tournament final for Spain, who are aiming for their fourth title, he will be 17 years old. In his debut season at Barcelona, the teenager has already rewritten record books and is making waves on the world scene. He not only became the youngest goal scorer in La Liga, but he also became the youngest starter for the team.
His incredible performance rendered the entire Spanish bench, as well as those in the fans, dumbfounded, and Luis de la Fuente, the national team’s manager, thinks the nation will be able to benefit from him for many years to come.
