The celebration of FC Barcelona’s domestic treble had a standout star—and it wasn’t one of the veterans. At just 17 years old, Lamine Yamal stole the spotlight during the champions parade, electrifying the streets of Barcelona with his energy, dance moves, and larger-than-life personality atop the team’s open-top bus.

Speaker in Hand, Shades On—The Life of the Party

From the moment the parade kicked off through the Catalan capital, Yamal was front and center—literally and figuratively. Wearing sunglasses, holding a portable speaker, and flashing a permanent smile, the Barça youth product led chants, danced non-stop, and hyped up fans with the confidence of a seasoned title-winner.

Clips of the celebration went viral across social media, showing Lamine at the heart of the action: singing, choreographing with teammates, and getting thousands of culés to join the party. “This is just the beginning,” he laughed, jumping around, already boasting a LaLiga, Copa del Rey, and Spanish Super Cup title—all in one season, and all at just 17 years old.

From Rising Star to Fan Favorite

While his talent on the pitch is unquestionable, Lamine Yamal’s connection with the fans is what’s turning him into a true icon. His joyful, fearless attitude shines through not only in his dribbles and goals—but also in how he celebrates.

Having scored the decisive goal against Espanyol to clinch the league title, the young winger has now earned another badge of honor: Barça’s party MVP.

With a bright future ahead and a growing bond with the Barça faithful, Yamal is proving that he’s not just here to win—he’s here to enjoy the ride, every step of the way.