Lamine Yamal’s Father Celebrates Son’s New Guinness World Records

Lamine Yamal, a 17-year-old football prodigy, continues to make headlines with his record-setting feats. Known for his impressive skills with FC Barcelona, Yamal recently achieved a series of historic milestones. He became the youngest player to score in LaLiga at just 16 years and 87 days, and he also set records at the European Championship as the youngest participant at 16 years and 338 days. Furthermore, Yamal is the youngest player to appear in a knockout stage (16 years and 353 days), the fastest to score a goal (16 years and 362 days), and the youngest to play in a final (17 years and 1 day).

These remarkable achievements have now been officially recognized by Guinness World Records. The esteemed organization has awarded Yamal with new certificates commemorating his accomplishments. Proudly displaying these accolades, Yamal’s father, Mounir Nasraoui, shared a photograph of the certificates on social media.

“Making history,” Nasraoui captioned the image, reflecting his pride in his son’s extraordinary achievements.

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