Lamine Yamal burst onto the scene in 2023, and the 16-year-old set the La Liga on fire with his eye-catching displays, as be broke records in the process.

The young winger has taken his exploits to this year as well.

The youngster scored an impressive late goal to seal the win in the Supercopa semi-final clash against Barcelona.

Yamal has now become not only the youngest player to play in the Spanish Super Cup but also the youngest to score in one.

He achieved this feat at the age of 16 years and 182 days, beating the previous record that was held by Ansu Fati.

Back in October last year, at 16 years and 87 days, Yamal became the youngest scorer in the La Liga.

Yamal became the youngest player to score in a European Championship qualifier: 16 years and 57 days, achieved against Georgia, thus beating Gareth Bale’s record of 17 years and 83 days. He’s also the youngest player to score for Spain.

See other records that have been broken by Yamal.

Youngest debutant with Barca: 15 years and 290 days – achieved against Real Betis.

Youngest debutant with Barca Atletic: 15 years and 297 days. Achieved against Eldense.

Youngest La Liga champion: 15 years and 305 days (against Espanyol), breaks Marc Muniesa’s record (17 years and 51 days).

Youngest La Liga starter in the 21st century: 16 years and 38 days against Cadiz, broke Fabrice Olinga’s record (16 years and 112 days).

Youngest player to register an assist in La Liga in the 21st century: 16 years and 45 days, achieved against Villarreal. Breaks Juanmi Jimenez’s record (16 years and 311 days).

Youngest debutant for Spain: 16 years and 57 days against Georgia. Breaks Gavi’s record (17 years and 62 days).