El Barça guarda la foto de Lamine para un gran acto el 13 de julio.
El joven talento del FC Barcelona, Lamine Yamal, ha firmado su renovación con el club hasta 2031. Sin embargo, a diferencia de lo habitual, no se realizó una sesión de fotos oficial durante la firma. La duda se resolvió pronto: según pudo saber SPORT, el motivo es estrictamente familiar. Lamine, muy unido a su familia, quería que una de las fotos más importantes de su vida fuera junto a las personas que más quiere, especialmente su abuela Fátima, la madre de su padre.
Sin embargo, Fátima, su abuela, no pudo acompañarle en las oficinas del Camp Nou el día de la firma. Por eso, Lamine pidió posponer la foto oficial hasta que ella pudiera estar presente. El ‘19’ del Barça insistió en que, sin su abuela, prefería no posar para esa imagen ni firmar públicamente su nuevo contrato. El vínculo que le une a su abuela es tan fuerte que no quería dar ese paso sin ella a su lado.
Según informa SPORT, esta decisión se debe a que el club desea organizar un acto especial coincidiendo con el 18º cumpleaños de Lamine, el próximo 13 de julio.
El FC Barcelona considera a Lamine Yamal una pieza clave en su proyecto de futuro. Por ello, ha decidido posponer el acto oficial de renovación para darle mayor relevancia y simbolismo. Se espera que en este evento se confirme que Lamine llevará el dorsal número 10, actualmente en posesión de Ansu Fati, quien está cerca de fichar por el Mónaco.
El contrato de Lamine incluye una cláusula de rescisión de 1.000 millones de euros, consolidándolo como una de las mayores promesas del fútbol mundial. Además, el jugador será una figura central en la gira del equipo por Japón y Corea del Sur, como parte de un plan de marketing que lo posiciona como una pieza clave del proyecto azulgrana.
Con esta renovación, el Barça refuerza su apuesta por la juventud y el talento formado en La Masia, asegurando la continuidad de uno de sus jugadores más prometedores.
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