Lamine Yamal Grandmother Reveals His Childhood Secrets and Favorite Brands
Before becoming world champion with Spain, Lamine Yamal already had his little habits. His grandmother Fátima recounted live what he asked her for when he was a child, creating a moment both tender and amusing on Spanish television.
A few hours before the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, the show "D Corazón" traveled to Rocafonda, the Mataró neighborhood where Lamine Yamal grew up. Spanish public television wanted to gather reactions from his loved ones before the match.
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When asked about the player’s childhood, his grandmother Fátima explained that her grandson was generally undemanding. When she asked him what he wanted for breakfast, he simply replied: "Whatever you have, grandmother."
But young Lamine did have a few preferences. When she went shopping, he notably asked her to buy him Milka chocolate. Fátima then added that she also brought back several bottles of Don Simón that she placed in the refrigerator.
The journalist tried to gently interrupt her to avoid multiplying commercial references on TVE. The player’s grandmother, however, continued her story naturally, as if she were chatting with neighbors.
Banned brands appear live on air
The scene caused laughter on the set and quickly circulated on social media. Viewers especially appreciated Fátima’s spontaneity and the simplicity of her memories, far from the image of global star now associated with her grandson.
Anne Igartiburu preferred to focus on the emotion of the testimony. The presenter felt that a grandmother could be forgiven for mentioning a few brands, before praising everything she had done for Lamine Yamal during his childhood.
She also thanked her by saying "chukran," (Thank you). The presenter paid tribute to families who support future champions long before their arrival at the highest level.
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A few hours later, Spain beat Argentina thanks to a goal by Ferran Torres. Lamine Yamal could celebrate Spain’s second world title with his family. But even before kickoff, his grandmother had already won over viewers.
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