Former Sporting Gijon striker Dmitry Cherychev answered the question of whether it was possible to wait for the 16-year-old winger from the Spanish national team Lamine Yamal will repeat the path of the Argentinian Lionel Messi .
Spain beat France 2-1 in the EURO 2024 semi-finals in Munich on Tuesday. Yamal scored one of the goals and was replaced in the 89th minute.
— The game was very interesting, the ball didn’t fumble in the middle of the field and moved from one penalty area to another. I really like it. It’s good! Morata did a different job this time, more subordinate. Alvaro helped the team in defense and performed well in this game. This happens when you look bright and score, and sometimes when you deliberately go into the shadows.
Lamin Yamal meets all the requirements of the head coach, and he is also well equipped technically, knows how to evade markings and shoots superbly. We can expect even more progress from him, it’s a pleasure to watch him.
Can he follow Messi’s path? We’ll see in two years. You can’t put a crown on a man now. You put it on now, and then after a while you take it off. Let’s just rejoice at his progress,” Cheryshev told Metaratings.ru.
The Netherlands and England will meet in the second semi-final of the European Championship, which will take place on July 10.
The European Championship will end on July 14. The final match will take place in Berlin.
The live broadcast of the final can be seen from 21:00 (Moscow time) on and Match! Football 1, as well as matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru. The live studio broadcast will be available on MATCH PREMIER from 21:45.
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