Defender · #0 · France · 33 yrs
N. Lamine is a defender. N. Lamine is a French international, 33 years old, defender. N. Lamine was born in France on 1992-05-16. N. Lamine's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore N. Lamine season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Defender · #0
La Masia’s class of 2007 has already given the Barcelona first team two unbelievable players: Pau Cubarsi and Lamine Yamal.Had it not been for an untimely ACL injury that kept him out of action for ...
An image generated by artificial intelligence shows Spanish footballer Lamine Yamal celebrating his World Cup win while draped in a Palestinian flag. People have also been circulating an image of player Pedro Porro, who they falsely claim is wearing a Palestinian flag around his waist.
Spain claimed the 2026 World Cup, allowing Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsi to etch their names into the tournament's history books. Spain’s 1-0 triumph over Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final didn’t just deliver the trophy, it also cemented Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsi as members of one of the most exclusive clubs in the tournament’s history. Both teenagers lifted the trophy before turning 20, joining a list that stretches back to the very first editions of the World Cup. Yamal, who turned 19 just days before the final, becomes the fifth-youngest World Cup winner ever, while Cubarsi, also 19, slots in among the same elite company. Their achievement places them alongside legends like Pele and Kylian Mbappe, two of only a handful of players to lift the sport’s biggest prize as teenagers. Winning a World Cup at such a young age has always been rare, and Spain’s title run adds two new names to a list that, until this tournament, only counted eight members across 76 years of history. How many players have won the World Cup before turning 20? Including Yamal and Cubarsi, only ten players in World Cup history have won the tournament before their 20th birthday. The group spans nine different editions, from Uruguay’s triumph in 1950 through Spain’s win in 2026, and includes representatives from four different countries: Brazil, Italy, Uruguay and France, now joined by Spain. Lamine Yamal celebrates Ferran Torres’ goal vs Argentina. (Getty Images) Chronological list of all players Ruben Moran (Uruguay, 1950) – 19 years, 344 daysPele (Brazil, 1958) – 17 years, 249 daysJose Altafini, listed by FIFA as Mazzola (Brazil, 1958) – 19 years, 309 daysCoutinho (Brazil, 1962) – 19 years, 6 daysMarco Antonio (Brazil, 1970) – 19 years, 135 daysGiuseppe Bergomi (Italy, 1982) – 18 years, 174 daysRonaldo (Brazil, 1994) – 17 years, 298 daysKylian Mbappe (France, 2018) – 19 years, 207 daysLamine Yamal (Spain, 2026) – 19 years, 6 daysPau Cubarsi (Spain, 2026) – 19 years, 178 days Where Yamal and Cubarsi rank among the youngest Ranked strictly by age, Pele remains the youngest World Cup winner ever at 17 years and 249 days, followed by Ronaldo at 17 years and 298 days and Bergomi at 18 years and 174 days. Yamal slots in just behind that trio, tied with Coutinho at 19 years and 6 days, making him the fourth-youngest World Cup winner in history. Cubarsi ranks seventh overall at 19 years and 178 days, sitting between Marco Antonio and Mbappe, whose own famous triumph with France in 2018 came at 19 years and 207 days. Between them, Yamal and Cubarsi give Spain two representatives inside the ten youngest World Cup winners of all time, a distinction no other nation besides Brazil currently holds.
Lamine Yamal will be starting for Spain tonight as they take on Argentina in the FIFA World Cup final.It will be a special game for the Barcelona attacker, who has been widely tipped to become the nex...
Spain face Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final, where Gavi will begin the match on the bench. Spain face Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final, and Luis de la Fuente is once again turning to the same approach that has carried his team through the whole tournament, leaving Gavi once again out of the starting team. De la Fuente has continued to lean on Fabian Ruiz and Rodri as his midfield pairing, a combination that has provided balance and control during Spain‘s last two victories against Belgium and France. Further up the pitch, the front line remains built around Lamine Yamal, Dani Olmo and Alex Baena, operating just behind Mikel Oyarzabal. It’s the same setup Spain used to eliminate France in the semifinals, and De la Fuente is trusting it once more against Argentina in the tournament’s last game. The consistency in selection has left little room for Gavi to force his way back into the starting lineup. Despite being one of the most talented midfielders in the squad, the Barcelona player has found himself on the outside looking in as Spain’s rotation has settled around a formula that keeps winning. Gavi in action during Spain’s game vs Cape Verde. (Getty Images) Gavi’s limited role throughout the 2026 World Cup Gavi’s only start of the tournament came in the opener against Cabo Verde, a match Spain failed to win as they were held to a 0-0 draw despite dominating possession and chances. It was widely regarded as the team’s worst performance of the campaign, as it’s the only match they failed to win in the tournament, and Gavi hasn’t started a game since. His involvement from that point on has been almost nonexistent. The midfielder’s only other appearance came as a substitute in the 3-0 win over Austria in the Round of 32, when he was given just five minutes on the pitch. Beyond that cameo, Gavi has not featured again, watching the rest of Spain’s run to the final from the bench.
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