Lamine Yamal's name is etched in history as one of the youngest players to win both the World Cup and Euros. The 19-year-old Spanish sensation has effectively completed international football by leading his team to victory in the biggest tournament of them all.
The young midfielder, who came into the tournament troubled by a hamstring injury, proved to be the difference-maker for Spain as they defeated Argentina in the final. Yamal's influence was instrumental in his team's success, and he has already made a name for himself as one of the most promising young talents in the world.
But what makes Yamal's achievement even more remarkable is that he has done it with ease. The Barcelona product has started 13 games at major tournaments and won all of them, making him the longest 100% win rate of any European player across major tournaments when starting.
Yamal's temperament was also put to the test in the final as Argentina tried to intimidate him with their confrontational approach. But the young Spaniard remained calm and composed, shrugging off the pressure and helping his team to victory.
_Based on reporting by BBC Sport. Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c0m7zx38v43o?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss_
