Real Madrid Legend Guti Criticizes Lamine Yamal over Press Conference Fashion
Rana Atef
On Monday, Real Madrid legend Guti boldly criticized Barcelona's promising star Lamine Yamal, especially his fashion during press conferences.
The Barcelona teenager presented one of his lowest performances with Spain in the final of the 2025 UEFA Nations League.
Moreover, his statements before the game motivated a lot of fans to criticize Yamal, especially after his statements on former Real Madrid star and football icon Cristiano Ronaldo.
Guti, who made 542 appearances for Los Blancos, told El Chiringuito, "I don't know if this is the first time I've seen a guy with a cap backwards. I don't like that because he's with the Spanish national team!
He added: "When he goes to Ibiza, or wherever he wants, he can do it. But not with the Spanish national team at a press conference. I don't like it."
On Thursday, Yamal arrived at the press conference after Spain's victory over France in the semi-final of the tournament with his cap backwards.
It marks the second time that the Barcelona youngster has been critiqued for his appearance after Rafael van der Vaart took aim at him for wearing his pants 'a little lower.
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