A FC Barcelona player celebrates while two Real Madrid players appear in overlapping circles.
Lamine Yamal celebrating in El Clásico alongside Ramos and Bellingham | Camara Real Madrid Confidencial
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Lamine Yamal, feeling confident, provokes Jude Bellingham and Sergio Ramos: 'Don't forget...'

The Barça winger referred to the likes left by Madridists on Bastoni's post when he eliminated Barça

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Alex Moreno

Lamine Yamal was one of the standout names in the last Clásico between Barcelona and Real Madrid. At 17 years old, the Barça winger dazzled at Montjuïc. He scored a goal and was a constant threat down Fran García's flank.

After the match, Yamal didn't take long to show his personality on social media as well. He posted an image of himself celebrating with a calm gesture. He accompanied it with a provocative message: "Mm, Ryan vaccinated (like this one too)".

A phrase that didn't go unnoticed among fans and teammates. The nod to "Ryan" is a reference to a recent viral anecdote when a group of girls didn't recognize the young player while he was helping them take a photo.

Hint at Bellingham and Sergio Ramos

But the message hid something more. Yamal didn't forget the 'likes' that Jude Bellingham and Sergio Ramos left days earlier on a post by Alessandro Bastoni, Inter's defender, after eliminating Barcelona in the Champions League.

A player in a blue and black uniform celebrates while another player in a green uniform is on the ground, with a screenshot of Instagram showing that two verified accounts have liked it.
Sergio Ramos's and Bellingham's likes | El Chiringuito

Without mentioning them directly, the phrase from the young Barça talent sounded like a sarcastic response. An elegant yet clear provocation that stirred up social media.

Chain reactions from the locker room

Lamine's post was celebrated by many of his teammates. Coach Hansi Flick even replied on Instagram, making it clear that he supports the youth player's attitude.

Ferran Torres commented with several laughing emojis.
Íñigo Martínez encouraged him with: "Keep dancing".
And Gavi, very close to Yamal, went further and wrote: "The best brother".

The post quickly filled with comments, both from teammates and fans. The Barça community interpreted it as a show of character. A warning that Lamine doesn't back down either on or off the field.

At just 17 years old, Lamine Yamal shows he has not only quality but also personality. In the Clásico, he left his mark with his play. And off the field, he sent a clear message to those who celebrated his European elimination.

Barcelona already has its new gem. But he not only shines with the ball at his feet, he also masters the art of provocation.

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