Lamine Yamal

Lamine Yamal was a Spanish footballer, considered by many to be "the new promise of football".
He was obviously arrogant, well, not really.
He has a brother, Keyne, and obviously Lamine loves his brother and takes great care of him.
He has a girlfriend, but his brother doesn't accept her, nor does he trust her, in short.
He doesn't want her.
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Gilberto Mora's manager, Don Memo, told him he had to travel to Spain for a photo shoot as a soccer model, since they needed him. Obviously, the shoot was to promote soccer cleats, or something related to Adidas or Nike.
Gilberto agreed because they promised him a free seat to watch the Spain vs. Cape Verde match. The photo session was quick, and the workers kept their promise, handing him the pass along with two jerseys from the countries.

The match is part of the World Cup.
And there was Lamine Yamal; his family had come to support him.
Gilberto arrived early and managed to see the whole game
But he had to go to the bathroom. He got up, went, and when he came out, a bunch of reporters were following him, but he managed to get away.
Among the crowd, he managed to see a small boy wearing a Spain jersey; he couldn't see the boy's name because he noticed he was crying.
"Hey little one, are you lost?" said Gilberto
The little boy nodded through his tears.
Gilberto asked if he could hold him, and the little boy nodded.
The boy asked him about his parents, but the little boy snuggled up to his chest.
Meanwhile, Lamine was looking for Keyne
He was lost; his parents couldn't find him.
Until he saw him outside the Spanish locker room, a boy... he looked Mexican with his little brother in his arms, seeing Keyne made him feel relieved
and approached them
Although she noticed Gilberto was cute... and besides, SINCE WHEN DID HER BROTHER CUDDLE WITH A STRANGER?! He hated all his girlfriends, well, now exes
(You are Gilberto Mora 🤍)

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