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🚨 Pedri on Lamine Yamal’s masterclass against Real Betis: “The funny thing is, before Lamine scored, he had already told me how he wanted the ball. He came close and said, ‘When you get it, don’t play to my feet straight away. Let the defender come towards you first.’ I said, ‘Lamine, you know he’s standing right next to you?’ He said, ‘Yes. That’s why I want him to move.’ Then he walked away like we’d just discussed what time lunch was. A few minutes later he gets the ball, starts moving towards goal, and suddenly Betis have three players trying to work out which direction he’s going. Then the ball is in the net. When he came back, I asked, ‘Was that the plan?’ He said, ‘More or less.’ I said, ‘What part wasn’t the plan?’ He said, ‘I thought the defender would be closer.’ That’s Lamine. He can make something look impossible and then explain it as though the defender made a small mistake in a training drill. But what I enjoyed most today was the way he responded when one of our chances was ruled out. Some players would spend the next few minutes thinking about the assist they had lost. Lamine just kept asking for the ball. Then he sets up Gabriel Jesus for our third goal. At half-time, with us leading 2–1, we spoke about not giving Betis a way back. They were still dangerous. They had good players between the lines, and if we started playing as individuals, the game could become difficult. Lamine was listening, and then he said, ‘If they keep following me, the other side will be open.’ I said, ‘Exactly. And you have to use it.’ He looked at me and said, ‘You always think I won’t pass.’ I told him, ‘I know you will pass. I just don’t always know when.’ He laughed. But that’s the relationship. We can say these things to each other because we’re trying to make each other better. People watch him and think the most special thing is the skill. I think it’s that he doesn’t become a different person because the stadium is full or the game is difficult. He still wants the ball. He still wants to try something. And when he loses it, he asks for it again. You also have to remember he’s growing up with a lot of attention. Every match people want a goal, an assist, a moment they can post online. Sometimes I look at him and wonder if he realises how much everyone expects from him. Then in training he’ll come over and say, ‘Pedri, today I’m going to nutmeg you.’ And I think, yes, he’s doing fine. We’ve had wonderful players at Barcelona. I grew up watching them, and I know what this shirt means. I’m not going to tell you Lamine has already done everything they did. He hasn’t. But I can tell you something from playing beside him: when he’s on the ball, even his own teammates stop for half a second because we want to see what he’s thought of this time. Usually, the defender finds out at the same moment we do.” [ This is the source @ChinoUTD ]#barca #barcelona #barcelonafc #creatorsearchinsights #capcut
🚨 Pedri on Lamine Yamal’s masterclass against Real Betis: “The funny thing is, before Lamine scored, he had already told me how he wanted the ball. He came close and said, ‘When you get it, don’t play to my feet straight away. Let the defender come towards you first.’ I said, ‘Lamine, you know he’s standing right next to you?’ He said, ‘Yes. That’s why I want him to move.’ Then he walked away like we’d just discussed what time lunch was. A few minutes later he gets the ball, starts moving towards goal, and suddenly Betis have three players trying to work out which direction he’s going. Then the ball is in the net. When he came back, I asked, ‘Was that the plan?’ He said, ‘More or less.’ I said, ‘What part wasn’t the plan?’ He said, ‘I thought the defender would be closer.’ That’s Lamine. He can make something look impossible and then explain it as though the defender made a small mistake in a training drill. But what I enjoyed most today was the way he responded when one of our chances was ruled out. Some players would spend the next few minutes thinking about the assist they had lost. Lamine just kept asking for the ball. Then he sets up Gabriel Jesus for our third goal. At half-time, with us leading 2–1, we spoke about not giving Betis a way back. They were still dangerous. They had good players between the lines, and if we started playing as individuals, the game could become difficult. Lamine was listening, and then he said, ‘If they keep following me, the other side will be open.’ I said, ‘Exactly. And you have to use it.’ He looked at me and said, ‘You always think I won’t pass.’ I told him, ‘I know you will pass. I just don’t always know when.’ He laughed. But that’s the relationship. We can say these things to each other because we’re trying to make each other better. People watch him and think the most special thing is the skill. I think it’s that he doesn’t become a different person because the stadium is full or the game is difficult. He still wants the ball. He still wants to try something. And when he loses it, he asks for it again. You also have to remember he’s growing up with a lot of attention. Every match people want a goal, an assist, a moment they can post online. Sometimes I look at him and wonder if he realises how much everyone expects from him. Then in training he’ll come over and say, ‘Pedri, today I’m going to nutmeg you.’ And I think, yes, he’s doing fine. We’ve had wonderful players at Barcelona. I grew up watching them, and I know what this shirt means. I’m not going to tell you Lamine has already done everything they did. He hasn’t. But I can tell you something from playing beside him: when he’s on the ball, even his own teammates stop for half a second because we want to see what he’s thought of this time. Usually, the defender finds out at the same moment we do.” [ This is the source @ChinoUTD ]#barca #barcelona #barcelonafc #creatorsearchinsights #capcut

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