Tensions flared during the latest El Clasico as Barcelona winger Lamine Yamal found himself at the center of controversy. The 17-year-old prodigy sparked anger among Real Madrid players following provocative remarks made before the match. During a Kings League Twitch stream, Yamal accused Madrid of “stealing and complaining” about refereeing decisions — comments that quickly circulated across social media and heightened the emotional stakes ahead of the clash. Following Madrid’s 2-0 victory, several Los Blancos players confronted Yamal near the tunnel, reportedly angered by his earlier statements. Witnesses claim the youngster taunted Madrid’s squad as they exited the field. Madrid star Jude Bellingham later posted a photo on social media celebrating the win, captioned: “Talk is cheap. HALA MADRID SIEMPRE!!!” In response, Yamal posted a now-viral Instagram story reading: “SEE YOU AT THE DOOR OF THE TUNNEL.” Spain international Dani Carvajal was also involved in the post-match exchange, though La Roja coach later downplayed the confrontation, calling it “emotions in the heat of the game.” Zamorano Criticizes Yamal’s Conduct Real Madrid legend Iván Zamorano, known for his leadership and clinical finishing, weighed in on the situation. Zamorano, who led Madrid to the 1994–95 La Liga title and claimed the Pichichi Trophy with 28 goals, offered a sharp critique of the young winger. “I wouldn’t sign Lamine for Real Madrid,” Zamorano told reporters. “He’s talented, but he doesn’t embody the spirit of a Real Madrid player. I’d rather sign Pedri — humble, brilliant, and disciplined. Lamine Yamal lacks the soul of Madrid. While Barcelona suits him, Real Madrid represents class and culture, and its players must reflect that.” He added: “I never heard Messi accuse anyone of stealing, even when he was the best in the world. Yamal must show his worth on the pitch. Barcelona should guide him properly — words don’t build legacies; performances do.” Mendes Calls for Support and Perspective Yamal’s agent, Jorge Mendes, came to his defense, urging calm and understanding. In an interview with Mundo Deportivo, Mendes said: “I don’t understand the uproar around Lamine Yamal. We were all young once. It’s important to support him and help him grow. He is an exceptional talent for both Barcelona and world football.” Mendes emphasized that with fame comes pressure: “The spotlight brings great responsibility. Lamine handles it well, staying focused and disciplined. He knows what is expected on and off the pitch. The priority now is his recovery and continued development. Speaking less and working more — that’s what will make him great.” Yamal remains one of the most promising young players in Europe. Despite the controversy, both Barcelona and his representatives are confident that he will learn from this episode and channel his energy toward performance rather than provocation. Post navigation Exciting Sunday Matches Across Europe Before International Break Honor and Remembrance: Commemorating Sacrifice on Remembrance Sunday