Lamine Yamal promised Barcelona fans to win the Champions League

Barcelona were knocked out of the Champions League in a dramatic semi-final clash with Inter Milan. The Catalans, who drew 3-3 in the first leg against the Italian club Inter Milan, lost 3-4 in extra time in the second leg.

After the match, one of the team's brightest talents, 18-year-old forward Lamine Yamal, addressed the fans and promised them that they would definitely win the Champions League in the future.

"We gave everything we had on the pitch, we used all our potential. Unfortunately, we couldn't win the Champions League this season. But we won't give up, we will come back and try to win again," said Lamine Yamal.

He stressed that Barcelona must return to the top of Europe, in keeping with its history and prestige:

"Cules (Barcelona fans), we will take our club to the place it deserves and we will not stop until we win the highest trophies. This is my promise to you and I will definitely keep it. We will definitely bring this victory in the Champions League to our city!"

At the same time, Yamal called on fans to support the team together in the classic match against Real Madrid in the Spanish Championship (La Liga) on Sunday:

"Yes, today was a difficult day for us. But on Sunday we have another important final - "El Clasico". In this match, we must be together with our fans and achieve victory. Long live Barca!" - concluded his address with Lamin.

It is worth noting that the young talent Lamin Yamal has many fans not only in Spain, but also around the world, including in Uzbekistan. His words will undoubtedly revive the confidence of fans around the world in winning the Champions League.

In turn, Barcelona's failure in this year's Champions League is being widely discussed in sports publications in countries such as Spain, Italy, and Turkey. There have also been many speculations that the Catalans will return with new plans for next season and new players.

Such strong promises from young talents like Yamal are inspiring new hopes among fans. For now, Barcelona has said goodbye to the Champions League, but a new page in the club's great history is still ahead. Lamine Yamal may be one of the important figures in writing that history.

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