Lamine Yamal has won the Kopa Trophy for the third year in a row, cementing his place as one of the world’s top youth footballers.

The Barcelona winger got the title for the greatest player under the age of 21, adding another individual accolade to an already impressive career at the age of 19.

The latest victory strengthens Barcelona’s ties to the Kopa Trophy, with Yamal emerging as the clear winner once more.

However, the Spain international took the opportunity to highlight the accomplishments of a colleague who was also nominated for the prestigious prize, Reported on X.

Yamal establishes Kopa Trophy history with his third consecutive triumph.

Yamal’s third consecutive Kopa Trophy demonstrates his consistency both at Barcelona and internationally.

Despite his youth, the winger has already established himself as a significant player for both club and country, winning big awards while constantly improving his game.

His accomplishments include consecutive Liga and Spanish Super Cup victories with Barcelona, as well as a World Cup win with Spain.

The newest individual achievement adds to his increasing list of honors and cements his place as one of football’s most highly followed young talents.

Barcelona star dedicates the Kopa Trophy to Pau Cubarsí

Yamal expressed regret that his Barcelona colleague, Pau Cubarsí, did not earn the prize.

The youthful center-back was also in the running for the Kopa Trophy.

“I wish my teammate, Cubarsi, was here. This honor should have been for him. “I wish he’d won,” Yamal stated.

Yamal also thanked Barcelona and the Spanish national team for their support, emphasizing that his recent achievement will not change his goals.

“I’d want to thank my club and national team. “I have to keep working to win team and individual championships like this one,” he stated.

When asked if he intended to receive the Kopa Trophy that nite, Yamal mentioned Cubarsí again.

“I would have liked this one to go to Cubarsi,” he

Yamal also thanked Barcelona and the Spanish national team for their support, emphasizing that his recent achievement will not change his goals.

“I’d want to thank my club and national team. “I have to keep working to win team and individual championships like this one,” he stated.

When asked if he intended to receive the Kopa Trophy that nite, Yamal mentioned Cubarsí again.

“I would have liked this one to go to Cubarsi,” he

Yamal also thanked Barcelona and the Spanish national team for their support, emphasizing that his recent achievement will not change his goals.

“I’d want to thank my club and national team. “I have to keep working to win team and individual championships like this one,” he stated.

When asked if he intended to receive the Kopa Trophy that nite, Yamal mentioned Cubarsí again.

“I would have liked this one to go to Cubarsi,” he concluded.