HE MEANS EVERYTHING TO ME… IT FEELS LIKE HE’S MY SON. Lamine Yamal wasn’t the only star celebrating Spain’s World Cup triumph. Just moments after the final whistle, three-year-old Keyne stole hearts all over again as he ran onto the MetLife Stadium pitch, proudly held the World Cup trophy and his brother’s winner’s medal, and lit up the celebrations with his unforgettable smile. The viral little brother has become one of the tournament’s most beloved faces—and Lamine’s touching words about their bond make the moment even more special.

LAMINE YAMAL’S adorable little brother Keyne stole the show once more after Spain won the World Cup.

The European champions conquered their second world championship on Sunday with a 1-0 victory over Argentina at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

A soccer player in an orange shirt and sunglasses fist-bumps a young child holding a soccer ball, next to the FIFA World Cup trophy.
Lamine Yamal celebrated Spain’s World Cup triumph with little brother KeyneCredit: Getty Images – Getty
A soccer player with "YAMAL 19" on their back holds a medal, looking down at a laughing child in a matching uniform.
Adorable Keyne stole the show during the World Cup celebrationsCredit: Reuters
A boy in a red Spain jersey and white shorts lies on a grass field covered in golden confetti.
Keyne attended Spain’s World Cup matches in North AmericaCredit: Getty Images – Getty
A boy in a Spain jersey kicks a soccer ball across a white line on a green field, while a police officer watches from below.
Keyne even showcased his own football abilities that he certainly learned from LamineCredit: Getty Images – Getty

The Furia Roja sealed the trophy after Ferran Torres’ winner in the 16th minute of extra-time that sparked passionate celebrations at full-time.

And Spain were joined by their most viral fan after they lifted the World Cup at the esteemed NFL stadium.

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Keyne, 3, linked up with his older brother Lamine, 19, and even got to hold the trophy as well as his sibling’s gold medal.

The Barcelona superstar’s half brother stood out with his incredible smile as well as Spain jersey and even tried to showcase his own football skills that he undoubtedly learned from his famous bro.

Keyne was born in 2023 when the star winger made his debut at Barca and went on to win LaLiga, Copa del Rey, Euro 2024 and of course the World Cup.

The Yamal brothers share the same mother Sheila Ebana, who divorced the Spain international’s father Mounir Nasraoui in 2010.

According to reports, Keyne attends every Barcelona game and was present at the 2025 Ballon d’Or ceremony where his older brother won the Kopa Trophy.

The toddler has also won over people’s hearts from all over the world as he attended every Spain game in North America.

And Lamine is always there for him as well, so much so that he previously stated he sometimes sees him as a son.

The star forward said: “I’m moved when I see my little brother this happy, as well as seeing my mum and friends living the life they always dreamed of.

“My little brother means everything to me. I am in love with him; it feels like he is my son.”

A young boy and a man in matching red and yellow jerseys hold the gold World Cup trophy.
Keyne also got to hold the World Cup trophyCredit: Getty Images – Getty
A soccer player in a red and blue jersey with his arm around a young child.
Keyne was absolutely ecstatic during the celebrationCredit: Getty Images – Getty
Young boy playing with a soccer ball on a field.
Keyne is Lamine’s half brotherCredit: Getty Images – Getty
A young boy in a red and yellow Spanish World Cup soccer jersey pointing.
The Yamal brothers share the same mother Sheila Ebana

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