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Neymar makes his feelings clear on Lamine Yamal, who is already being compared to him.

 Yamal is already regarded as one of the brightest young talents in the game despite still being just 17 years of age, much like Neymar was himself when he broke onto the scene with Santos FC as a teenager.


Brazilian Neymar left Al Hilal just a few weeks ago before returning to his boyhood club in Brazil and was asked what he thought of Yamal's meteoric rise to stardom at his former club.

Lamine Yamal is a great player," Neymar responded in a recent interview with eFootball via Konami.

We obviously share some similar characteristics in our play style. I think he has everything to become one of the biggest football stars Neymar said.

According to report,

Yamal himself has more often spoken about how much Neymar influenced his game as a youngster.

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