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Lamine Yamal says football is mechanised but players like him have a special spark and wants to keep playing after World Cup final

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Lamine Yamal, the Spain and Barcelona wonderkid who has won a World Cup and a European Championship, said football is mechanised but players like him have a special spark and that there are no limits to his career, adding, “We’re in a World Cup final and I wanted to carry on.”

Why it matters

Followers see his confidence and ambition after major tournament wins, indicating his future outlook.

Key facts

  1. He has won a World Cup.
  2. He has won a European Championship.
  3. He described football as mechanised but said players like him have a special spark.
  4. He said there are no limits for his career.
  5. He expressed a desire to keep playing during a World Cup final.

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