Fans can’t believe what Lamine Yamal showed inside the Spain dressing room after Euro 2024 final win over England

Fans genuinely can’t believe what Lamine Yamal showed inside Spain’s dressing room following their Euro 2024 triumph.
Yamal, who broke a record held by Pele before even kicking a ball, starred as Spain beat England 2-1 in the final of Euro 2024.
He set up Nico Williams’ opener before Mikel Oyarzabal poked home from close range to clinch the winner in Berlin.
It’s Spain’s first European Championship title since 2012 and there was wild scenes in their dressing room after the match.
The 17-year-old sensation went live on Instagram and showed his naked teammates to an audience of over 500,000 people, leaving fans stunned on social media.
A third added: “Bro wasn’t very familiar with live videos, now look at Carvajal’s ass.”
Another commented: “I cant imagine what he will do when be wins multiple champions league trophies lmao.”
Yamal delivered a sensational Euros campaign as he enhanced his budding reputation.
He won the Young Player of the Tournament award and expressed his happiness at becoming the youngest player to win the European Championship.
“I’m very happy, this is a dream,” he said.
“It is the best gift I could have been given, I want to go with my family now to celebrate.
“When they tied the game, they put us under a lot of pressure, but this team, no matter what, always come back and ends up winning.
“My teammates helped me a lot and I’m very comfortable with them and very happy.”
Lamal is expected to be granted an extended summer break before returning to Barcelona ahead of the new season.
Spain are at risk of breaking German employment law if Lamine Yamal plays for his country in their Euro 2024 final against England.
The teenage forward, who will celebrate his 17th birthday on Sunday, is set to become the youngest player ever to feature in a European Championship final when he features against the Three Lions.
Yamal has broken a handful of records in recent weeks. He smashed the record for the youngest player to have featured at a European Championship after taking to the field against Croatia, aged 16 years and 338 days.
He then became the youngest scorer in Euros history after equalising for Luis de la Fuente’s side with a spectacular effort from range in their semi-final win over France.
And on Sunday, the Barcelona forward could break… a German employment law.
German law states that anybody under the age of 18 is not permitted to work past 8pm, although athletes are allowed to participate until 11pm, according to Spanish outlet Cadena Cope.
However, this could still prove an issue if Spain vs England goes into extra-time as it would run past the curfew. As a result, the Spanish FA could face a €30,000 (£25,000) fine if they break the law.
“We’re all responsible for his well-being. We’re going to do our job and let him play. Nothing more”, Spain manager Luis de la Fuente said ahead of their last-16 match against Georgia.
“I don’t know the German legislation. Does Lamine have to be removed by 11pm? I don’t think so.”
Whether the legislation will be enforced or not is up in the air, but you can only presume that Spain would be more than happy to pay if it means Lamal would be involved for the latter stages against England.
The teenager has been one of Spain’s standout performers at Euro 2024, registering a goal and three assists.
“We have seen a genius, the product of a genius,” De la Fuente told reporters after their win over France.
“He’s a player we have to take care of — I have to give him the advice to keep working with the same humility and keep his feet on the floor.
“He would keep growing but this maturity and attitude at such a young age is like that of a more experienced player. We are lucky he is Spanish and we can enjoy him for many more years.”