Barcelona prodigy Lamine Yamal sends message to critics

Barcelona teenage prodigy Lamine Yamal has sent an open message to his critics as he headed off on vacation after starring in Barcelona’s remarkable season under coach Hansi Flick.

Yamal sends out a mystifying message to his critics as the Barcelona star enjoys a helicopter trip and hits the beach after a double-winning season.

Yamal, who wrote the latest chapter of his book of confidence while cruising inside a helicopter ride and then hitting the beach, has sent a defiant message to his cynics after starring in Barcelona’s domestic treble success and playing a key role in Spain reaching the final of the Nations League.

The youngster is one of the favourites to lift this year’s Ballon d’Or award, and further cemented his credentials following an impactful performance in Spain‘s dramatic 5-4 semi-final win over France in the Nations League.

He bagged two goals in that closely contested semi-final to help Spain beat France.

The La Masia graduate had 9 goals and provided 13 assists in 35 appearances in La Liga last season.

The Catalan wonderkid, who turns 18 years in July, took to Instagram to post a series of photos in a carousel, one of which read:

“They complain about the bad ones and abuse the good ones.”

After the game, the Barcelona superstar attended the press conference with his usual “I don’t care” show-up.

However, former Real Madrid and Spain midfielder Guti was not too pleased with the young winger sporting his cap backwards while addressing the media.

“I don’t know if this is the first time I’ve seen a guy with a cap backwards.

“I don’t like that because he’s with the Spanish national team!”, Guti told El Chiringuito.

“When he goes to Ibiza, or wherever he wants, he can do it. But not with the Spanish national team at a press conference. I don’t like it.”