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Lamine Yamal becomes the most expensive Spanish football in history

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By Reinaldo Oliveros

11 Oct 2024, 7:54 PM EDT

Lamine Yamal is only 17 years old and is one of the greatest footballers in history. According to Transfermarkt, the FC Barcelona star is worth $150 million dollars.

With this amount, the European champion player surpassed his teammate Rodri, who is worth $130 million dollars. Although in first place are Erling Haaland and Vinícius Jr.

The Brazilian star of Real Madrid and the Norwegian scorer of Manchester City are valued at $200 million dollars, the highest value in the history of football. The amount exceeds the $180 that Lionel Messi and also Kylian Mbappé registered in 2018 with PSG.

Lamine Yamal, an unlimited climb

Yamal comes from being champion in Euro 2024 after only having arrived in 2023 with a price of $25 million dollars. In October of that same year, Yamal already surpassed $50 million dollars.

From here on in the last twelve months it has seen up to five increases, going through 60 million in December 2023, 75 million in March of this year, 90 million in June, 120 in July and the current 150, at a rate of increase of 30 million.

For now, Yamal remains behind Messi as the second highest rated Barcelona player. He has already surpassed the value of Antoine Griezmann and Ousmane Dembelé. It is currently tied with the value recorded by Philippe Coutinho for his time at Barcelona.

Lamine Yamal came out angry in his last game with Barcelona

Lamine Yamal, Barcelona footballer, revealed this Tuesday the reason why he left the bench upset after being substituted against Alavés on the last day of LaLiga EA Sports and stated that it was because he was not “happy” with the level he showed during the clash against the Vitorian team.

In an interview with RNE, the Barça winger denied having been angry with his coach, Hansi Flick, who replaced him in the 67th minute to bring on Ansu Fati.

“I think that more than being angry, it was that I was not happy with my game and I thought I could play better. I think I could have played a better game. The truth is that I demand a lot from myself. I think that is the line I have to follow to be able to play all the games at 100 percent. And nothing, it was with myself,” he said.

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