Lamine Yamal reflects on Spain’s World Cup triumph
Lamine Yamal has spoken about Spain’s 2026 World Cup triumph, his love of football and his ambitions for the future. In a new interview, the Barcelona star described the final and explained why he still wants to play for enjoyment as well as trophies.
Yamal said he wanted to keep playing even during the biggest match of his career. He also reflected on how quickly his life has changed after winning the European Championship and World Cup at a young age.
More goals, more trophies and more football
The 19-year-old says there is still plenty to achieve. His focus is on continuing to improve, winning more with Spain and Barcelona and enjoying the creative freedom that has become part of his identity as a player.
His comments arrive while Barcelona are enjoying a strong start to the season. Yamal remains one of Hansi Flick’s key attacking players.
Read our Ballon d’Or 2026 shortlist report and Barcelona and Raphinha match report.
What Yamal says about his future
Yamal’s latest comments focus on ambition rather than a specific transfer story. He wants to play more, win more and keep enjoying football as his career develops.
Frequently asked questions
Did Spain win the 2026 World Cup?
Yes. Spain beat Argentina 1-0 after extra time in the final.
How old is Lamine Yamal?
Yamal is 19 in September 2026.
External source: The Guardian interview.
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