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Lamine Yamal believes once he hits top form, he feels like a ‘superhero,’ as the Barcelona star gets set to experience his very first FIFA World Cup with Spain.
“When I’m in top form, I always say it’s like being a superhero — everything falls into place. I’m faster, stronger, full of adrenaline. I feel like nothing can stop me. I’d love to reach that level at the World Cup,” said Yamal, 18.
Having won Euro 2021, the teenaged forward believes there’ll be more pressure on Spain at the World Cup this time around.
“Being the favourites doesn’t mean anything once you’re on the pitch. It doesn’t give you an edge or help you score more goals. You still have to take it match by match. There are a lot of strong teams — Argentina, France, Portugal, England. For us, it’s about giving everything for Spain and trusting the way we play because, in my book, we play the best football,” added Yamal.
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