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Lamine Yamal is better footballer than Messi – Odumodublvck

Nigerian rapper, Tochukwu Ojogwu, popularly known as Odumodublvck, has claimed that Barcelona youngster Lamine Yamal is better than Argentine legend, Lionel Messi.
He made the claim in reaction to Yamal’s impressive display in Barcelona’s epic El Clasico victory over Real Madrid in the Copa del Rey final.
Yamal provided two assists as Barca beat Madrid 3-2 to lift the King’s Cup on Saturday night.
Hailing the 17-year-old Spanish winger’s stellar performance, Odumodublvck claimed he was better than Barca legend Messi.
He argued that Messi didn’t achieve much as a teenager compared to Yamal.
On his X handle, he wrote, “Yamal is better than Lionel Messi. Na me, Kala talk am.
“At 17, Messi was not touching this [Yamal’s] level. I saw him live. I saw him, you cannot whine me. Nobody can whine me.”
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