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noviembre 19, 2024

Incógnitas en torno al futuro de Guardiola en el City

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Change is coming at Manchester City. The question is how much, and how soon?Omar Berrada (to Manchester United) has gone, and Txiki Begiristain (stepping down) will do the same at the end of the season. Two of the key architects of an unprecedented era of success at the Etihad Stadium are out while the futures of two more, Ferran Soriano and Pep Guardiola, are up in the air.Together, the four of them -- Berrada as COO, Begiristain as director of football, Soriano as CEO and Guardiola as head coach -- have helped turn City into the predominant force in English football and one of the best club sides in Europe. What happens next is largely down to whether Guardiola decides to follow Begiristain and Berrada in the summer, or opt to extend his stay in Manchester for a little longer.Guardiola has a contract until the end of the current campaign and has so far insisted he hasn't made up his mind about what to do next. "It's not true, I can promise you that had I made a decision on whether to stay or to leave [City], I would tell you," he said in October. "I don't even know. But anything can happen in life."Against the backdrop of uncertainty around Guardiola, Man City have lost four games in a row for the first time since 2006. The Premier League champions in six of the last seven seasons are struggling; it's the first time Guardiola has lost four consecutive games as a coach.Injuries have played a part -- particularly Rodri's season-ending knee surgery -- but there is also a growing feeling around City that this is suddenly a club and a team in transition. Where do things stand around Guardiola and City right now ahead of a critical run of games?The uncertainty around Guardiola and his futureCity bosses are insistent that Guardiola is telling the truth about his future and that the 53-year-old former Barcelona boss is genuinely weighing up his options. At least for now, according to club sources, Begiristain, Soriano and chairman Khaldoon Al-Mubarak are still in the dark. They don't want to put pressure on Guardiola out of respect for what he's achieved since arriving from Bayern Munich in 2016, but there's also an acceptance that they will need time to plan ahead -- particularly if they have to pick a replacement.Club sources have told ESPN that contingency plans are in place, with due diligence being carried out on a number of potential candidates including Xabi Alonso, who has been on Real Madrid and Liverpool's radar after a fantastic season with Bayer Leverkusen in 2023-24.City, according to one source with familiarity of the situation, are expecting Guardiola to let them know his decision between the November international break and January. His last two contract extensions -- in 2020 and 2022 -- were signed in November, partly to ensure that any uncertainty didn't drag into the second half of the season. The topic has already started to creep into Guardiola's weekly news conferences, and the questions will keep coming as long as the silence lasts.Overall, City want to avoid a situation post-January where Guardiola's future overshadows their push for trophies in the final months of the season. Sources close to the club insist Guardiola understands that better than anyone, and that he won't want his players to have any distractions while they challenge again for the Premier League and Champions League.Despite the run of poor form, City are still second in the Premier League table, five points behind Liverpool, and 10th in the Champions League group phase table, two points away from the top eight and an automatic bye into the Round of 16. Four straight losses in all competitions haven't prompted any panic, particularly with the next two league games against Tottenham (at home on Saturday) and Liverpool (at Anfield on Dec. 1) offering the opportunity to immediately get the season back on track."I will not delay any action knowing that I'm creating a problem for the club," Guardiola said in October. "If I feel I'm a problem for the club right now I will take a decision as quickly as possible. But I don't have that feeling. They understand the reasons I have."Guardiola's future at Man City beyond this season, given when his contract expires, is hovering over the club as they experience a really poor run of form. Crystal Pix/MB Media/Getty ImagesFor obvious reasons, City want Guardiola to stay. He's won 15 major trophies in eight seasons, including six Premier League titles and the Champions League. He won a domestic treble in 2019 and matched Manchester United's continental treble in 2023. This season, they're aiming to become the first English team to win five top-flight titles in a row. Beyond that, there's nothing left to achieve. Guardiola's City have already set records that may never be broken and in that respect, he may have to find a different motivation to stay on.Sources inside the club have told ESPN that club chiefs were hopeful he would sign an extension in 2022 because he hadn't yet won the Champions League. That's since been ticked off, along with the Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup.Speaking after becoming world champions in Saudi Arabia nearly a year ago, Guardiola said the success had "closed a chapter" for him. Visibly tired and emotional, it sounded to those in the room like a resignation speech without the resignation. Those closest to him thought he appeared exhausted after clinching a record fourth successive title in May and the prevailing feeling around the club was that he would only stay for one more season.The same sources have told ESPN that, at that time, there was concern about whether Guardiola would be ready for a longer than usual preseason tour of the United States. But when Guardiola arrived with the team in New York in July, the same sources were pleasantly surprised at how energised he appeared. It prompted a feeling that maybe it wasn't a foregone conclusion that he would leave in the summer of 2025 and that -- potentially -- he could sign a new deal.playHislop: Man City a 'shadow of themselves' without RodriShaka Hislop tells Sebastian Salazar that Rodri is more important to Manchester City than Erling Haaland.Begiristain out, Viana in next summerLosing close friend and ally Begiristain within the executive structure of City Football Group (CFG) is a big blow. Begiristain, who was instrumental in hiring Guardiola at the Etihad, initially signalled he wanted to leave in 2019 when he turned 55, but was convinced to stay on. Guardiola has known about the decision for a while, but has admitted it will have an impact. "A part of me is leaving too," he said.Guardiola even cited Begiristain's influence when he extended his contract in 2020."One of the reasons I extended my contract two times is because Txiki is here," he said. "We work together incredibly well. When we win, we try to analyse why. When we lose we try to analyse why. We don't judge the other one. We both work for the best for this club."The practical impact of Begiristain's departure is being played down by City sources because the 2025 summer transfer window will already be planned out. Begiristain and Guardiola will work together to identify areas of the squad which need to be improved, alongside input from Begiristain's replacement, Hugo Viana.Viana won't officially arrive from Sporting Lisbon until the summer, but he will work with Begiristain during a "transition period." Once he gets settled in the role, Viana's job is to keep fine-tuning a squad that's been among the best in Europe for nearly a decade.He's got the benefit of a core of young players under the age of 25 including Phil Foden, Josko Gvardiol, Jérémy Doku, Savinho, Rico Lewis and Oscar Bobb. However, there are several aging stars who need to be replaced. Kyle Walker, John Stones, Bernardo Silva Mateo Kovacic and Ilkay Gündogan are all 30 or over. Éderson (31) nearly moved to Saudi Arabia in the summer, while Kevin De Bruyne (33) is out of contract at the end of the season.Dan Thomas is joined by Craig Burley, Shaka Hislop and others to bring you the latest highlights and debate the biggest storylines. Stream on ESPN+ (U.S. only). There are also doubts about the long-term futures of Erling Haaland and Rodri, two key figures in their prime. Haaland is settled in Manchester and has a contract until 2027, but City staff are well aware of his ambition to one day play in Spain for either Real Madrid or Barcelona. Real Madrid have been linked with a move for Rodri, although some sources have speculated that the Spanish giants have done themselves no favours with the way they handled the City's midfielder's Ballon d'Or win.Having learned that Rodri would beat their winger, Vinícius Júnior, to the top prize, Real Madrid boycotted the ceremony. It was noted by City sources that a year earlier, Haaland, who finished second in the voting, not only attended the event, but also publicly congratulated the winner, Lionel Messi.What happens next?Sources with awareness of the discussions have told ESPN that the two most important factors for Guardiola as he decides his future are the opinion of his family, and whether he believes the players are still responding to him after nine years together.Signing a one-year extension would take him to 10 years at the Etihad, something the club would be keen to celebrate. It would also mean Guardiola could slip away quietly in the summer of 2026 -- one dominated by the World Cup in the U.S., Canada and Mexico -- instead of having to deal with the inconvenience of the expanded Club World Cup this summer.Sources close to City have told ESPN that a potential handover between managers would be far easier in 2026 than in a 2025 summer shortened by the tournament in the United States. By then, City are also likely to know the final outcome of the Premier League's 115 charges.The club are refusing to comment on what sanctions might come their way, but there's a sense among those around Guardiola that he might want to stay in the immediate aftermath of the verdict to help the club deal with any potential punishment. City feel indebted to Guardiola, but Guardiola also feels the same about the club for providing the environment to be so successful.Whatever happens, Guardiola's reign is coming to an end. It could be as early as this summer. It could be 2026 or, at a push, 2027. City are hoping for at least one more year before he moves on, potentially into international football. What's certain is that change is coming. The only question: when? ,Cambios en Manchester City. Salida de Berrada y Begiristain. Incertidumbre sobre Guardiola. Pérdida de rendimiento. Futuro en suspenso. Dirigencia preparada ante posible transición.

Cambios en Manchester City. Salida de Berrada y Begiristain. Incertidumbre sobre Guardiola. Pérdida de rendimiento. Futuro en suspenso. Dirigencia preparada ante posible transición.

Fútbol

noviembre 19, 2024

Manchester United: ¿Tienen los jugadores para el sistema de Amorim?

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playDo Manchester United have the players to make Amorim's system work? (2:24)Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens wonder how Manchester United's current players fit into Ruben Amorim's preferred 3-4-3 formation. (2:24)Manchester United have asked Rúben Amorim to get the best of his squad he has inherited at Old Trafford rather than rely on a host of new signings, a source has told ESPN.Amorim has arrived as head coach and is set to take charge of his first game against Ipswich Town at Portman Road on Sunday. The 39-year-old, who has signed a two-and-a-half year contract, has been tasked with getting more out of a team which sits 13th in the Premier League.A source has told ESPN that financial concerns at the club mean there's unlikely to be a significant transfer budget available in January to reshape the first team.Although United's recruitment operation is now being run by sporting director Dan Ashworth and technical director Jason Wilcox under INEOS' new structure, Amorim will have a say in incomings and outgoings next summer. However, a source has told ESPN that transfer budgets are set to remain tight moving forward and there is little desire to rip up the current group of senior players.Amorim's predecessor, Erik ten Hag, spent heavily in the transfer market, signing 15 first-team players over the course of three summers at a cost of more than £600 million ($757.8m).Rúben Amorim took charge of his first Manchester United training session on Monday. Ash Donelon/Manchester United via Getty ImagesA source has told ESPN that the figure is unlikely to be matched over the next three years and Amorim's task will be to improve performances with the existing squad.The former Sporting CP boss is set to implement a new tactical style at United, using the 3-4-3 system that proved so successful in Portugal.He took his first training session at Carrington on Monday with a group of non-international players including Marcus Rashford, Casemiro and Kobbie Mainoo. Players who have taken part in the internationals during the break are expected to report back on Wednesday and Thursday. ,Manchester United confía en que Rúben Amorim saque lo mejor de su plantel actual en Old Trafford, sin depender de fichajes costosos.

Manchester United confía en que Rúben Amorim saque lo mejor de su plantel actual en Old Trafford, sin depender de fichajes costosos.

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noviembre 19, 2024

Equipos de la Premier League forman XI sin camisetas tradicionales

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Traditional shirt numbers are seemingly less of a concern than ever in top-level football: in fact, no team has started a Premier League with players whose squad numbers run through 1-11 since 1998.Gone are the days when you would see both teams line up with their goalkeeper wearing No. 1, the defence in Nos. 2-5, the two forwards at Nos. 9 and 10 and the midfielders making up the rest. Nowadays you are just as likely to see a starting midfielder wearing No. 41 (Declan Rice) or right-back at No. 66 (Trent Alexander-Arnold).It begs the question: which of the Premier League's so-called Big Six teams could field the strongest starting XI consisting solely of players with the numbers 1-11 on their backs?Taking the squad numbers as listed on each respective club's official website, we have compared the players available to Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur should the Premier League suddenly alter their rules and only allow teams of players wearing the first 11 shirts on the rack.We also examine which big-named stars are forced to miss the cut due to their extravagant shirt numbers, which forgotten men are unexpectedly thrust back into the first-team picture, and which players with shirt numbers from 12 onwards would be next in line on the bench to fill in any prospective gaps.Feel free to take it as either a damning indictment of the continued erosion of association football's traditional values (i.e. "the game's gone"), or as nothing more than a little bit of harmless fun.Arsenal1: N/A 2: William Saliba (DF) 3: Kieran Tierney (DF) 4: Ben White (DF) 5: Thomas Partey (MF) 6: Gabriel Magalhães (DF) 7: Bukayo Saka (FW) 8: Martin Ødegaard (MF) 9: Gabriel Jesus (FW) 10: N/A 11: Gabriel Martinelli (FW)Formation: 4-2-3Arsenal can just about piece together a strong, workable formation with only a couple of minor flaws.Firstly they only have nine outfield players to call upon, deployed in a rough 4-2-3 formation. The Gunners are underpinned by a relatively stable back line of White (4), Saliba (2), Gabriel (6) and Tierney (3) -- though left-back Tierney is still in the process of returning from a long-standing injury having spent last season on loan at Real Sociedad. They are particularly well stocked in defence, with Jurriën Timber (12) and Jakub Kiwior (15) the next two players listed numerically.A two-man central midfield consisting of just Partey (5) and Ødegaard (8) looks threadbare but would likely punch above its weight, while a front three of Saka (7), Jesus (9) and Martinelli (11) would be a little more convincing (Arsenal haven't had a No.10 since Emile Smith Rowe departed for Fulham this summer.)But the overriding issue facing this starting lineup is the total lack of a goalkeeper. with both David Raya (22) and Neto (32) ruled out due to their unorthodox numbers.This nine-man Arsenal 1-11 side would therefore be forced to kick off with no one in goal and a ridiculously expensive bench that includes Oleksandr Zinchenko (17), Leandro Trossard (19), Mikel Merino (23), Kai Havertz (29), Raheem Sterling (30), Riccardo Calafiori (33) and Declan Rice (41), the joint-most expensive English player in history at £100 million.Chelsea1: Robert Sánchez (GK) 2: Axel Disasi (DF) 3: Marc Cucurella (DF) 4: Tosin Adarabioyo (DF) 5: Benoît Badiashile (DF) 6: Levi Colwill (DF) 7: Pedro Neto (FW) 8: Enzo Fernández (MF) 9: N/A 10: Mykhailo Mudryk (FW) 11: Noni Madueke (FW)Formation: 5-1-3In an undeniably huge blow to morale, the most obvious absentee from Chelsea's 1-11 side is Cole Palmer (20), which means they have to forgo the creative talents of a talismanic player who has amassed 29 goals in 43 Premier League games since joining the club last season.However, first-choice goalkeeper Sánchez (1) guards the net (reserve Filip Jorgensen is No. 12), behind a sturdy five-man defence with wing-backs Disasi (2) and Cucurella (3) flanking a central three of Adarabioyo (4), Badiashile (5), and Colwill (6).Enzo (8) would doubtlessly be absolutely run off his feet as a one-man central midfield, attempting to both shield and provide support for what could well be a horrendously disjointed front three of Neto (7), Mudryk (10), and Madueke (11).Beyond Palmer, other notable exclusions Chelsea's starting XI include main striker Nicolas Jackson (15), João Félix (14), Christopher Nkunku (18) and Jadon Sancho (19); a trio of full-backs in Ben Chilwell (21), Reece James (24), and Malo Gusto (27), along with the in-form midfield pairing of Moisés Caicedo (25) and Romeo Lavia (45).When it comes to out-and-out strikers, the Blues haven't had a No. 9 in their squad since Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang briefly took the shirt during the 2022-23 season. Yes, we'd forgotten he played for Chelsea too.Liverpool1: Alisson Becker (GK) 2: Joe Gomez (DF) 3: Wataru Endō (MF) 4: Virgil van Dijk (DF) 5: Ibrahima Konaté (DF) 6: N/A 7: Luis Díaz (FW) 8: Dominik Szoboszlai (MF) 9: Darwin Núñez (FW) 10: Alexis Mac Allister (MF) 11: Mohamed Salah (FW)Formation: 3-3-3They may not have had a No. 6 since the retirement of Thiago Alcantara in the summer, but league leaders Liverpool are otherwise able to field an impressively strong, 10-man side stocked full of first-team regulars.Alisson (1) remains in goal behind a back three of Gomez (2), club-captain Van Dijk (4) and Konaté (5), who would be tasked with covering a narrow midfield trio of Endō (3), Szoboszlai (8) and Mac Allister (10).The Reds would then be able to rely on their prominent front three of Diaz (7), Núñez (9) and Salah (11) to create havoc up front, with extra firepower in the shape of Federico Chiesa (14) offering the next lowest-squad numbered support from the bench.It's also worth noting that Liverpool's other two senior goalkeeping options share a combined squad number of 118, with Vitezslav Jaros and Caoimhín Kelleher holding Nos. 56 and 62 respectively, comprehensively ruling both out of contention.Manchester City1: N/A 2: Kyle Walker (DF) 3: Rúben Dias (DF) 4: Kalvin Phillips (MF) 5: John Stones (DF) 6: Nathan Aké (DF) 7: N/A 8: Mateo Kovacic (MF) 9: Erling Haaland (FW) 10: Jack Grealish (FW) 11: Jérémy Doku (FW)Formation: 4-2-2-1For all City's spending power and squad depth, they are still only able to field a nine-man team with no incumbent No. 1 or No .7 to call upon at the moment -- Claudio Bravo and João Cancelo were the last two players to wear those particular shirts at the Etihad.With both goalkeepers Stefan Ortega (18) and Ederson (31) taking high shirt numbers well outside of the first 11, City will have to start with an unavoidable vacancy in goal. Veteran shot-stopper Scott Carson (33) is once again included in City's official first-team squad this season despite the 39-year-old having not made a Premier League appearance since May 2021 (his one and only league appearance in five years at the club). Walker (2) has done a job in goal in times of need for City before, but in this 1-11 team he has to take his place in defence alongside Dias (3), Stones (5) and Aké (6) who are all more than capable of holding the fort.Against all the odds, forgotten man and perpetual loanee Phillips (4) is available to come in from the cold and take a spot in central midfield alongside Kovacic (8), with Grealish (10) and Doku (11) scampering up and down the flanks either side of ever-dependable goal machine Haaland (9). The Norway striker is the only senior forward listed on the squad page of City's website, which perhaps highlights Pep Guardiola's reliance on both him and his supporting army of skilful, wily attacking midfielders to create chances.Regrettably for Guardiola, City will be forced to relinquish the considerable presence of Kevin De Bruyne (17) and his Ballon d'Or-winning companion Rodri (16) in midfield, with the likes of Ilkay Gündogan (19), Bernardo Silva (20), Savinho (26) and Phil Foden (47) also similarly paying the price of a place on the bench.Manchester United1: Altay Bayindir (GK) 2: Victor Lindelöf (DF) 3: Noussair Mazraoui (DF/MF) 4: Matthijs de Ligt (DF) 5: Harry Maguire (DF) 6: Lisandro Martínez (DF) 7: Mason Mount (MF) 8: Bruno Fernandes (MF) 9: Rasmus Højlund (FW) 10: Marcus Rashford (FW) 11: Joshua Zirkzee (FW)Formation: 4-3-3The only Big Six club able to cobble together a full starting XI of 1-11 numbers here, Manchester United can at least rely on having the numerical advantage over their rivals.With first-choice goalkeeper André Onana (24) ruled out, his back-up Bayindir (1) will be handed a rare opportunity to deputise having made only a handful of appearances for United across all competitions.The back line would be far more familiar with Lindelof (2), Mazraoui (3), Maguire (5) and Martínez (6) forming the core and De Ligt (4) pushed up into defensive midfield to anchor alongside Fernandes (8) and Mount (7), who is the latest player to suffer under the weight of arguably the most historically revered shirt number at Old Trafford.United's 1-11 front three consists of Højlund (9), Rashford (10) and Zirkzee (11), who have produced a grand total of three Premier League goals between them so far this season, leaving the club's leading scorer in all competitions, Alejandro Garnacho (17), relegated to the bench.Garnacho will be sharing the dugout with a number of first-team regulars in Christian Eriksen (14), Amad Diallo (16), Casemiro (18) and Diogo Dalot (20), whereas the likes of Antony (21), Manuel Ugarte (25) and Kobbie Mainoo (37) are also on the sidelines.Tottenham Hotspur1: Guglielmo Vicario (GK) 2: N/A 3: Sergio Reguilón (DF) 4: N/A 5: N/A 6: Radu Dragusin (DF) 7: Son Heung-Min (FW) 8: Yves Bissouma (MF) 9: Richarlison (FW) 10: James Maddison (MF) 11: N/AFormation: 2-2-2The most depleted team of any of the Big Six entries, Tottenham have just seven players in situ, which is indicative of the club's recent bouts of personnel turnover.Indeed, Spurs do not have a No. 2, No. 4, No. 5, or a No. 11 on their books having seen those numbers vacated by Matt Doherty, Oliver Skipp, Pierre-Emile Højbjerg and Bryan Gil respectively (though that final pair are away from the club on loan).As such, they are forced to deploy a scant 2-2-2 formation with Vicario (1) looking on forlornly as his two-man defence of Reguilón (3) and Dragusin (6) attempt to keep the attacking threat at bay in conjunction with an equally sparse two-man midfield of Bissouma (8) and Maddison (10). Reguilón hasn't made a single first-team appearance for Spurs in the last three seasons, having spent most of that time out on loan.We can't imagine for a moment that many (if any) goal-scoring chances will be forthcoming but if so, forwards Son (7) and Richarlison (9) will have to be absolutely clinical despite only having two Premier League goals between them (both scored by Son) so far this season.Meanwhile, regulars such as Destiny Udogie (13), Archie Gray (14), Timo Werner (16), Cristian Romero (17) and Dominic Solanke (19) will be forced to watch on in horror from the bench as Dejan Kulusevski (21), Brennan Johnson (22), Pedro Porro (23), Rodrigo Bentancur (30) and Micky van de Ven (37) are all firmly denied a place in the matchday squad.Graphics created by ESPN's Kirk Asiedu ,Los equipos de la Premier League desafían la tradición con jugadores que usan números inusuales. No se forma un XI completo con los números 1-11 desde 1998.

Los equipos de la Premier League desafían la tradición con jugadores que usan números inusuales. No se forma un XI completo con los números 1-11 desde 1998.

Deportes de combate

noviembre 19, 2024

Combate de Título de Peso Mosca UFC 310: Pantoja vs Asakura

Alexandre Pantoja vs. Kai Asakura – Odds Shift and Match Preview

Pantoja defiende título contra Asakura en UFC 310 en Las Vegas el 7 de diciembre de 2024. Interés creciente.

Deportes de combate

noviembre 19, 2024

Emocionante final del PFL MMA entre Ditcheva y Santos

Dakota Ditcheva vs. Taila Santos – Odds and Match Preview

Combate PFL MMA entre Ditcheva y Santos causa expectación por estilos opuestos y trayectorias.

Fútbol

noviembre 19, 2024

Oferta millonaria por Yamal: PSG detrás del intento

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Nov 19, 2024, 06:23 AM ETBarcelona official Enric Masip has suggested Paris Saint-Germain were the club that bid €250 million ($263.9m) for teenage forward Lamine Yamal last summer.Barça president Joan Laporta revealed in October the LaLiga leaders rejected the huge offer for the 17-year-old, but he did not confirm where the bid had come from."The president has already said that there was an offer worth €250m that was rejected and never even considered," Masip, who forms part of the club's sporting commission and advises Laporta, told El Chiringuito."It came from France."PSG lost forward Kylian Mbappé to Real Madrid last summer, which meant they were scouring the market for possible replacements for the France international.Asked if PSG were the club in question and if Yamal would have been the perfect substitute for Mbappé, Masip added: "When you have the money to spend, you can aspire to try and sign whoever you want."Mbappé's arrival in Spain was supposed to take Madrid to the next level, but the LaLiga and European champions' attack has been eclipsed by Barça's trio of Yamal, Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski so far this season.Yamal has scored six goals and set up eight more in 16 appearances in all competitions, with Barça losing the only two league games he did not start."I would say that right now he's the most decisive player [in the world], yes," Masip said when quizzed on if Yamal is currently the best in the world."I don't think it's necessarily good to speak about a 17-year-old kid being the best in the world, but for us, he is."I wouldn't say we have won the lottery, but the year that Mbappé decides to go to Madrid -- which was the cherry on top of the cake for a team that had won LaLiga and the Champions League -- you have a 16-year-old kid appear who wins the European Championship [with Spain] and becomes a global phenomenon in a very short time.Lamine Yamal has been one of the form players in Europe so far this season. David Damnjanovic/DeFodi Images via Getty Images"Suddenly, you're in a league that begins as the league of Mbappé and it becomes the league of [Yamal] with the way he appears and plays in such a fun way -- he is a different player."What Vinícius Júnior can do, Mbappé can do, players with speed, with that quality ... what Lamine does is something you saw in [Lionel] Messi, something different."Every game he does something that leaves you with your mouth open. It's a privilege for LaLiga and Barça to have a player like that."Yamal missed Barça's final game before the international break, a defeat at Real Sociedad, with a sprained ankle, which also forced him to miss Spain's wins over Denmark and Switzerland this week.He is in a race against time to be fit for Saturday's visit to Celta Vigo, with Barça then in action against Brest in the Champions League on Nov. 26. ,Enric Masip reveló que Paris Saint-Germain ofreció €250 millones por el delantero adolescente Lamine Yamal el verano pasado, según el oficial del Barcelona.

Enric Masip reveló que Paris Saint-Germain ofreció €250 millones por el delantero adolescente Lamine Yamal el verano pasado, según el oficial del Barcelona.