Three-Year-Old Brother of Lamine Yamal Wins Hearts Cheering for Spain Star at the World Cup
The charming younger brother of LAMINE YAMAL has garnered significant attention on social media with his lively celebrations as Spain triumphed over Austria in the World Cup.
The reigning European champions advanced to the round of 16 of the tournament with a convincing 3-0 win in Los Angeles.
Mikel Oyarzabal scored for Spain, complementing Pedro Porro’s first international goal.
Although Yamal, 18, didn’t register a goal or assist, he was definitely the standout player on the field.
His younger brother Keyne, only 3 years old, cheered fervently from the stands, winning the hearts of fans around the globe.
A video capturing Keyne celebrating Spain’s third goal went viral, showcasing his spirited reaction.
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Fans have thoroughly enjoyed watching Keyne’s passion for football, sharing their thoughts on social media.
One user noted: “What an incredible supporter of his brother.”
Another commented: “That’s the most Spanish ‘vamos’ I’ve ever seen.”
A third said: “I love how into it he is.”
A fourth remarked: “Little bro gave it his all with that vamos.”
Another added: “Look at the excitement he brought to that celebration.”
After the match, Yamal spoke sincerely about his younger brother’s joy.
He said: “Seeing my brother happy makes me emotional.
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“My mother shares in the joy of the life she always dreamed of. I hold this dear.”
“I have a profound love for my brother! He feels like my own.”
Yamal, along with his Barcelona teammate Pau Cubarsi, 19, also made history by starting the match against Austria.
They became the first teenage duo to start a World Cup knockout match since Pele and José Altafini played for Brazil in 1958.
The Brazilian pair participated in the quarter-final win over Wales, where Pele scored the only goal of the game.
Yamal has already netted once in the tournament, scoring in the 4-0 victory against Saudi Arabia.