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Lamin Jamal is also causing a stir off the field. After sharing a verse from a song by rapper Morad, an artist of Moroccan origin, with his over 36 million followers on Instagram, controversy erupted because some saw it as a hidden jab at Nico Williams.
" I achieved everything on my own, I didn't ask anyone for anything, and I didn't have to humiliate myself. I helped my team, I'm still on the road, tell me who the hell can stop me, " says the text shared by Jamal on "InstaStory."
A seemingly neutral phrase, but one that has led to different interpretations. On the program “El Chiringuito”, journalist José Álvarez Haja caught a message addressed to the national team teammate, who had long been linked with Barcelona in recent weeks, but who decided to stay at Atletico: “ In my opinion, it is a message to a teammate who left him standing”, commented Haja. “I think it refers to when Niko told his teammates that he wanted to come to Barça. Lamin feels betrayed because Niko initially forced the transfer and then changed his mind ”.
The theory is based on the fact that Williams, despite many rumors and his expressed desire to wear the Blaugrana jersey, decided to renew with Athletic Bilbao with a surprise announcement on social media. " Lamin and the others found out about it through social media ," Haya added.
The closing of the message, " I'm still on the road, who can get me out of here ?" is seen by many as a clear signal: Jamal remains loyal to Barcelona, while others like Niko have chosen differently.
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