Lamine Yamal Captures Vivid Scenes at Spain's Changing Room After Record EURO 2024 Win

Lamine Yamal was on cloud nine after Spain thrashed England in Berlin to win their fourth EURO title. Yamal, who appeared in the summit clash a day after turning 17, was named the best young player of the tournament. He recorded one goal and four assists in his debut EURO campaign.

Once the final match ended at the Olympiastadion, a wild celebration broke out in Spain’s locker room, with Yamal taking centre stage.

The teenager went live on Instagram to showcase how his teammates were enjoying the historic triumph inside the dressing room, where an embarrassing moment was captured in the live footage.

More than 5 lakh fans were watching Lamine Yamal’s stream when a few Spanish players were seen changing their clothes inside the dressing room.

Some eagle-eyed fans took a screenshot of the moment. One of them dropped it on X (formerly Twitter) with the caption, “Lamine Yamal showing his naked teammates in front of 500k people on an Instagram live.”

The post has attracted hilarious reactions from football fans. One of them sarcastically said, “The real question is why are they naked in the first place and it looks so normalised because everyone is doing it and no one seems to care.”

A person highlighted a moment from Lamine Yamal’s live video where Spain captain Alvaro Morata was captured “smoking” during the locker-room celebration.

A fan reckons “Locker room things should stay in locker rooms.”

Lamine Yamal provided the assist for Spain’s opening goal in the EURO final in Berlin. He baffled England full-back Luke Shaw with commendable skills before passing the ball to Nico Williams. The Athletic Bilbao winger made no mistake and slotted it home from the far post. Cole Palmer brought England back to the contest before Mikel Oyarzabal scored the winner to secure a 2-1 victory for La Roja.

Sharing his excitement about the EURO triumph, Lamine Yamal said, “This is the best birthday gift I could have asked for. It’s a dream come true. It got tough when they tied the score, but I don’t know what this team is made of because we always fight back,” as quoted by AP.

Lamine Yamal became the youngest player to feature in the European Championship when he started in Spain’s campaign opener against Croatia on June 15. He netted his first and only goal of the tournament in the semi-final clash against France.