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Sports · 23 July 2026

Lewandowski says Yamal not at his best despite Spain's World Cup win

Lewandowski says Yamal not at his best despite Spain's World Cup win

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Former Barcelona star Robert Lewandowski explained that Lamine Yamal couldn't show his top form at the 2026 World Cup because of a recent hamstring injury. The 19-year-old was still featured in eight matches and executed 35 dribbles, more than any other player in the tournament, contributing to Spain's win. Lewandowski believes Yamal's best performances were two seasons ago.

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