Real Madrid Confidencial Huijsen blasts Lamine and Gavi with the national team, preview of El Clásico: 'Losers'
Real Madrid's center-back, together with Omorodión, defeated Lamine and Gavi at billiards to the shout of 'loser culés'
Dean Huijsen is already heating up the next Clásico. Real Madrid's new signing has set social media ablaze with a post that hasn't gone unnoticed.
Everything happened during the Spanish national team's training camp. In their free time, several players decided to relax by playing pool. But the competition went beyond the game itself.
Huijsen teamed up with Samu Omorodion. On the other side, two young talents from FC Barcelona: Lamine Yamal and Gavi.
The message that set social media ablaze
After the match, Huijsen posted a story on Instagram. In the video, he appears alongside Omorodion celebrating their victory in pool. What caught everyone's attention was the message.
Omorodion, laughing, says: “Culés, losers”. The phrase is directed straight at Lamine and Gavi, who appear in the image as the defeated ones.
Although Omorodion was the one who said the words, it was Huijsen who decided to share the moment on his personal account.
Preview of the next Clásico
The post quickly went viral. Many fans interpreted it as a direct provocation. Huijsen, newly arrived at Real Madrid, is already staking his claim against the players of the eternal rival.
Lamine and Gavi represent the present and future of Barça. Meanwhile, Huijsen is emerging as one of Madrid's defensive bets for the coming years.
The clash between these three young players promises a lot ahead of the next Clásico. The rivalry is already being felt, even inside the national team's locker room.
Competitive atmosphere in La Roja
Despite the joking tone, the video shows the strong competitive character among the footballers. They're friends off the field, but when there's competition, everyone wants to win.
The Spanish national team is preparing for major challenges. Within the group, there are already small battles that fuel the passion for soccer.
Huijsen has arrived with strength. Not just because of his level on the field, but because of his attitude. He isn't afraid to show his badge. Even though it was just a game, the message is clear.
“Culés, losers.” A phrase that may remain an anecdote... or as the first warning before a Clásico that promises to be electric.
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