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Three-year-old Keyne, the younger brother of Lamine Yamal, has become one of the unexpected stars of the 2026 World Cup thanks to another viral moment from the stands.
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Lamine Yamal continues to attract attention on the pitch, but at the 2026 World Cup, his biggest competition for popularity may be sitting in the stands.
His three-year-old brother Keyne has once again gone viral after entertaining fans during Spain's quarter-final victory over Belgium.
As the stadium cameras focused on him, the youngster stuck out his tongue toward the giant screen, sending social media into another frenzy and leaving his older brother smiling.
A World Cup fan favorite
Keyne first became an internet sensation during Spain's round of 16 victory over Australia, where his reactions from the stands quickly spread across social media.
His latest appearance has generated another wave of viral videos, with many supporters calling him one of the unexpected stars of the tournament.
Lamine knew it was coming
After Spain's victory over Belgium, Yamal admitted he had already been warned about his brother's plans.
"I was at the doctor's when my brother called me and told me he was going to stick his tongue out on camera," the Barcelona winger joked.
Still waiting for Yamal's best
While Keyne has become a social media favorite, Lamine Yamal is still searching for his best form on the pitch.
The 18-year-old has scored one goal in six World Cup appearances, although he has collected several Player of the Match awards during Spain's run to the semi-finals.
Spain now face France in a blockbuster semi-final that many observers consider a final before the final.
With a place in the World Cup final at stake, Yamal will be hoping to make headlines with his football, while the cameras will almost certainly find his younger brother once again in the stands.