Barcelona to Hand 17-Year-Old Lamine Yamal Lionel Messi’s Iconic No 10 Shirt

Breaking News: Barcelona’s Next Big Star Emerges as Lamine Yamal Set to Inherit Iconic No 10 Shirt

In a move that’s sending shockwaves through the football world, Barcelona is poised to hand 17-year-old sensation Lamine Yamal the coveted No 10 shirt, a jersey previously worn by the legendary Lionel Messi. This development comes on the heels of Yamal’s decision to sign a new contract with the LaLiga champions, cementing his commitment to the club.

Yamal’s rise to stardom has been nothing short of phenomenal. The teenager has established himself as one of the top players in Europe’s elite leagues, with his impressive performances earning him a spot as a Ballon d’Or contender this season. His winning streak with Spain in the Euros last year has only added to his growing reputation. According to Mail Sport, Barcelona views Yamal as the most exciting talent to emerge since Messi burst onto the scene nearly two decades ago.

As Yamal prepares to celebrate his 18th birthday in July, he will put pen to paper on a long-term contract with Barcelona, featuring a staggering €1bn release clause. The deal will also see him take over the iconic No 10 shirt, currently worn by Ansu Fati, who faces an uncertain future at the club. Yamal, who has been wearing the No 19 shirt this season, is set to become the new face of Barcelona, and his appointment to the No 10 shirt is a clear indication of the club’s faith in his abilities.

This move marks a significant milestone in Yamal’s career, and his accession to the No 10 shirt will undoubtedly draw comparisons with the great Messi. As the football world watches with bated breath, one thing is certain – Lamine Yamal is ready to take the reins and lead Barcelona into a new era of success. With his talent, dedication, and newfound status as the owner of the iconic No 10 shirt, Yamal is poised to become a household name, inspiring fans around the globe with his exceptional skills and passion for the beautiful game.

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