Spain coach Luis de la Fuente said Lamine Yamal’s ‘magic’ helped the team after Yamal scored two goals and added an assist in Spain’s 4-1 UEFA Nations League victory over Croatia on Tuesday.
Why it matters
It shows Yamal’s impact on the national team and highlights his growing role in Spain’s success.
Key facts
- Yamal was described as a winger in the match.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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