I left fear in the park

The Barcelona teenage girl Lamina Yamal is not afraid of the challenge of dealing with Inter Milan in the Champions League semi -finals, insisting that he “left fear in the Matar Park long ago.”

Mataro is a Catalan city where Yamal grew up when he spent time with his father before Barca cracked him and moved to La Masia.

After that, his progress was extraordinary, and the 17-year-old will take place 100. Barca against Inter at Camp Nou in the first part of their last four ties tomorrow night. In the first 99 he scored 21 goals and scored 27 assists.

Speaking today, the wing player said: “At my age, few players played so many games at a club like Barçe and that’s what I value the most. Playing at this level and in a club like Barçe, not just anyone can do it.”

Trust is not a problem for bull’s yamal

His fearless approach is not only shown in the way he plays, but also the confidence he designs into the media.

“I left fear in the Mataró park a long time ago,” he said, before rejecting the stage size proposals, which now occupies an additional pressure.

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Yamal played in Saturday’s relentless Copa Del Rey final against Real Madrid in Seville-, who won 3-2 in addition to the additional time and will start tomorrow against Inter tomorrow.

He added, “I wouldn’t call him pressure. The atmosphere like the Cup final, with two rivals, you have to go out and enjoy it. I don’t put pressure on yourself, just enjoy the moment and give it all.

Critics are not important as long as Barcelona wins

Yamal painted blonde hair before playing in Madrid and seems to be more accustomed to his superstar status.

This, however, does not mean that it loses focus.

He said about his critics, “As long as I win, I can’t tell me anything. When we don’t win, yes.”

He added to his new break -up and increased activity on social media: “I do those things to go faster. I do it because I’m bored at home. That’s it.”

The victory on Saturday over Madrid was extremely satisfactory for Blaugrana, but chief Hansi Flick says the celebrations have been done and that their concentration is completely dressed on Inter.

German said: “We had a meeting to see what we have to do and how we can improve ourselves by watching the match against Real Madrid.

“We need to produce our best version in both games against Inter.

“We will focus on the first leg first. Inter is a very complicated rival, with one of the best defenses in Europe. They have a very good midfielder and strong forward. The transitions are very dangerous. These will be a difficult game and you have to be ready.

“We talked about what we have to change. We need to protect and cover the premises. It is important to have possession, make a few mistakes and defend ourselves well.”

Flick confirmed that Wojciech Szczesny would continue in goal and Marc-Andre ter Stegen disappeared.