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De Jong blames Netherlands national team doctors for worsening his injury

  Barcelona officially announced De Jong's medial collateral ligament tear in his right knee. According to COPE reporter Victor Navarro, De Jong attributes the worsening of his injury to the Dutch national team's medical staff.

Yamal on his brother: He means a lot to me, like my own son

 Lamine Yamal was asked in an interview about his relationship with his 3-year-old brother, Kenai. A video that went viral on social media showed little Kenai being held by his father in the stands, celebrating Spain's 3-0 victory over Austria—a win that also meant Spain qualified for the FIFA World Cup round of sixteen.


Lamine Yamal was asked in an interview about his relationship with his 3-year-old brother, Kenai. A video that went viral on social media showed little Kenai being held by his father in the stands, celebrating Spain's 3-0 victory over Austria—a win that also meant Spain qualified for the FIFA World Cup round of sixteen.

"Seeing my brother happy, seeing my mother live the life she always dreamed of, seeing my friends happy, it touches me deeply," the Barcelona prodigy said with a smile in the mixed zone. "Ultimately, that's what I want. It's the most beautiful dream a child can achieve, far beyond football or anything else. My brother means a lot to me, like my own son, and I love him."

Kenai is the half-brother of the Spanish rising star, born to Yamal's mother, Sheila Ebana, and her new partner after her divorce from her previous husband (Yamal's biological father).

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