Hansi Flick gave his star teenager a new role in Barca's win over Betis - he looked like he had played as a No 10 for decades

Lamine Yamal’s decision to play for Spain over Morocco continues to spark debate, with some claiming he chose the wrong path.

Lamine Yamal could witness a major managerial transformation at FC Barcelona as a reported billionaire offer looms over the club. Lamine Yamal has emerged as one of FC Barcelona’s brightest revelations in recent years,

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick has downplayed Lamine Yamal’s reaction to being substituted late in the team’s 2-1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt in the Champions League.

Moroccan footballer Mustapha Hadji, who played for Deportivo La Coruna (1997-1999) and Espanyol (2004) in LaLiga, told Al Arabiya Sports that "it's a shame that Lamine Yamal has no

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Lamine Yamal shined as a No.10 as Barcelona produced one of their most fluid attacking performances of the season.

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As Argentina’s captain, Messi was entitled to vote on all three men’s award which were handed out by FIFA at The Best awards in Doha, Qatar. The Best Men’s Player award wasn’t the only category which exposed a lack of bias from Messi.

Barcelona have had to deal with their fair share of injuries this season, but in Saturday's 5-3 win at Real Betis, manager Hansi Flick got creative by assigning a new role to Lamine Yamal – attacking midfielder.

As Barcelona prepare for their upcoming Copa del Rey encounter against CD Guadalajara, the build-up has taken on an emotional and deeply human tone thanks to the words of Guadalajara head coach Pere