Lamin Yamal could not change FC Barcelonafate in San Siro, as the Spanish side was eliminated after a dramatic loss of 4-3 to From Milan. After the Champions League semi -finals defeat, The 17-year-old made a bold promise to Barcelona fans about the club’s future.
Identified as one of Barcelona’s most dangerous threat of Inter Coach Simone InzaghiYamal again created several chances, just as he did in the first leg. But on Tuesday evening, He could not beat Inter goalkeeper Yann Sommer, who delivered a prominent performance.
After the match, Yamal shared an emotional message with fans on Instagram: “We gave everything – this year it couldn’t be, but we will be back, do not doubt it. Culers, we will not end until we put this club where it belongs: at the top. I will keep my promise and take it to Barcelona; We will not end until we reach it. “
Yamal has openly said his desire to make history in Barcelona by winning the Champions League. With reports indicating that he will renew his contract until 2030 after turning 18, the young wing is committed to making that dream reality.
He ended his message by turning the page towards the decisive coming league match against Real Madrid, which could define the La Liga title. “But Sunday is another final, and we all have to be together. Visca El Barca“Added Yamal.
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Even if you missed the final, a bitter pill was swallowed, 2024–25 Champions League will remain unforgettable for Lamine Yamal. After playing a key role throughout the semi -final series against Inter – and with five goals – his individual performance stood out on the biggest stage.
Yamal was presented in 13 of Barcelona’s 14 Champions League matches, which contributed five goals and four assists. Throughout the campaign, He put several records-For The youngest player ever to reach 20 performances In the tournament and youngest to score in both the quarterfinals and semi -finals. In just 17, he has already carved his place in the history of Europe’s foremost competition.
