It's truly remarkable, and while Yamal has us running out of words on how to describe his play, one thing that he doesn't have is a nickname, but that could be changing after CBS Sports' Micah Richards coined "Lamine The Dream" during the UEFA Champions League Today post-match show.

Lamine Yamal was putting on a show for Barcelona in the UCL semifinal, and even Erling Haaland had to tip his cap.

Barcelona star Lamine Yamal on Tuesday moved to reveal his appreciation for the talents of two leading members of the first-team setup at Inter Milan.This, of course, comes ahead of the

There were many standout moments from Barcelona's 3-3 draw with Inter in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League semifinals on Wednesday, not least among them Lamine Yamal's latest statement-making performance that demonstrated that he is not only a star of the future but one of the game's current top talents.

It is becoming hard to remain calm about Lamine Yamal. Barcelona’s winger is still just 17, an age where similarly precocious talents have shone before flaming out. It is best to be cautious with expectation levels for any teenage prodigies.

Lamine Yamal's ascent to superstardom has been as breathtaking as it's been swift. The 17-year-old remains too young to drive, get a tattoo or enjoy an alcohol

The 17-year-old forward held court at Barcelona's training centre on the eve of their Champions League semi-final against Inter