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Lamine Yamal actually gave a woman a false name to keep a low profile while he was in Barcelona.
Despite the word of the young people’s extraordinary capacities with a bullet to his feet extending around the world, Yamal was not somehow recognized immediately in his hometown by a group of women.
The 17 -year -old climbed celebrity after his performances for Spain last year, winning the Golden Boy Award, the Kopa trophy and the young player from Euro 2024 from Tournament Award.
His fairy tale ascent at the Summit of Football continued in Barcelona this season, where he was essential in the Catalan giant race to win Laliga, whom they led by four points with so many matches to do.
However, his field performances clearly did not be enough for a group of average restaurants in Barcelona to identify it, because it was not instantly recognized and assailed in this interaction.
But with an idea that Yamal was a famous person, a woman asked him when he was holding a camera to take a photo of her and her friends: “Excuse me, what is your name?”
Yamal gave a false name hilariously when asked to take a photo of a woman and her friends
The star of Barcelona and Spain insisted that his name was “Ryan” when asked twice by the woman
Yamal’s friends then urged the group of women to put themselves in position so that he can take their photo
While he was standing there trying to take the shot, Yamal replied with a smile: “Ryan”.
Do not buy her bluff, the woman agitated her finger and pressed further, asking: “And in reality?”
Yamal has doubled his false name, declaring again: “Ryan”.
The woman turned to consult her friends, with a saying quietly: “No, it’s Lamimine Yamal.”
At this point, the group of women broke into a hubbub while Yamal’s entourage urged them to calm down and put themselves in position for an image.
One of Yamal’s friends said: “Photo, photo, photo. It is now or never, now or never ‘, which led women to force and pose for the snap.
Yamal was then politely exercised his functions as a photographer before putting the phone.
