In Before the semifinal of the league of countries between Spain and Francea seemingly lower moment has caught the attention of thousands of fans on social networks: a Talking between Mikel Oyarzabal and Lamine Yamal that many have been baptized as “teacher and study.” While the rest of the group warmed the Stuttgart grass, the cameras got both soccer players, speaking of intensity and gesturing. Oyarzabal pointed to the movements and possible scenarios of the game, as Lamine nodded, helpful.
The video went viral for the naturalness of the scene, but also what happened later. Both players signed a funny match with amazing 5-4 wins against France. Lamine, with two decisive goals, re -showed her overflowing talent, while Oyarzabal, without marking, completed one of her most intelligent performances as international: she was the great scanning of the offensive game, distributing the first two match assists and unforgettable between lines.
Lamine and OaRzabal taught the way to the Spanish team
The previous condemnation -Contelling has generated a Wave of comments In networks, not only because of the contrast of the generation – the end of Barça has 17 years, the striker of the Royal Society, 28 – but for close, almost didactic tone, of the conversation. Many interpret it as a Oyarzabal’s Silent Leadership Showand the receipt of the lamine maturity. Without good actions, the scene reflects the part of the internal connection that seems to be built within the group.
Although the exact details of the conversation are unknown, its effect exceeds the grass. For some, the image summarizes what the semifinal is: Veteran in service of young talent, and a Spain that mixes a tactical maturity with immortality. Be as much as possible, what is clear is the technical communication of the Royal Society footballer with Barça Estrella Caló and Spain won against France. The choice will have an opportunity to get the league of the countries open against Portugal.
Source: La Verdad
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