It has become a tradition: whenever Lamine Yamal wins a title, his youngest brother, Keyne, just three years old, ends up stealing the show. On Sunday, after Spain won the 2026 World Cup, it was no different.
Lamine Yamal's brother steals the show at Spain's title celebration
It has become a tradition: whenever Lamine Yamal wins a title, his youngest brother, Keyne, just three years old, ends up stealing the show. On Sunday, after Spain won the 2026 World Cup, it was no different. As soon as...
As soon as the celebration began, the boy ran onto the lawn and caught everyone's attention. In one of the funniest moments, he even “stealed” a police officer’s cap.
Keyne was already successful on social media, but gained even more prominence during the World Cup. A frequent presence at Spain's games, he ended up becoming a kind of mascot for the national team.
At MetLife Stadium, Yamal's younger brother once again enchanted the audience with the typical games of his age and with the natural way he interacts with the player's teammates.
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