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LaLiga: Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal names two Spanish clubs he loves watching most
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LaLiga: Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal names two Spanish clubs he loves watching most

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Barcelona winger, Lamine Yamal, has named Real Betis and Villarreal as the two Spanish LaLiga teams he loves watching most.

The Spain international spoke during a recent interview with Jorge Valdano for Movistar+’s Universo Valdano.

“From the Spanish league, Betis and Villarreal are the ones I like to see the most,” the 19-year-old said.

Villarreal and Betis are not Barcelona’s major rivals in LaLiga.

Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid are Barcelona’s two major rivals for several years.

In the last two seasons, Barcelona have been able to win the domestic league twice ahead of Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid.

LaLiga: Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal names two Spanish clubs he loves watching most

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