🔥“TOTAL CHAOS IN SPAIN’S LOCKER ROOM!” – DANI CARVAJAL INSULTS LAMINE YAMAL AFTER EL CLÁSICO, PROMPTING THE YOUNG STAR TO FILE A FORMAL COMPLAINT AND REFUSE TO PLAY WITH HIM AGAIN!🔥
The aftermath of El Clásico has exploded into a full-blown scandal inside Spanish football, as tensions between Real Madrid’s Dani Carvajal and Barcelona’s teenage prodigy Lamine Yamal have boiled over — this time off the pitch.
According to multiple reports from Spanish media outlets, immediately after the heated match between Real Madrid and Barcelona, Carvajal allegedly hurled an insult at Yamal in the tunnel, using language described as “offensive, humiliating, and deeply personal.” Witnesses claim that Yamal froze for a few seconds before walking away in visible anger.
The 17-year-old sensation didn’t stay silent for long. Within hours, Yamal reportedly filed a formal complaint with the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), demanding that he “not be forced to share the same pitch” with Carvajal during international duty for Spain.
“I play for my country with pride,” Yamal said in a private statement later leaked to the press, “but I won’t accept being insulted by someone who should represent Spain with respect and dignity.”
Sources close to the national team confirm that Coach Luis de la Fuente was informed of the situation immediately — and his reaction was swift. In an official statement released late that night, De la Fuente said:
“We are aware of the situation involving Dani Carvajal and Lamine Yamal. The Spanish national team does not tolerate disrespect or conflict among its players. An internal review has been initiated, and we will act according to the Federation’s disciplinary code.”
The statement did little to calm the storm. Within minutes, social media was ablaze with hashtags like #CarvajalOut and #StandWithYamal, as fans across Spain took sides. Barcelona supporters rallied behind their young star, accusing Real Madrid players of “bullying” and “protecting their own,” while Madrid fans called the claims “exaggerated drama.”
A journalist from El Chiringuito revealed more shocking details:
“What Carvajal said wasn’t just trash talk — it crossed the line. Yamal felt deeply disrespected, especially because it came from a senior national teammate. This could seriously affect team chemistry before the next international break.”
Carvajal, on the other hand, has denied wrongdoing. Through his agent, he released a brief but defiant statement:
“I never insulted anyone. Football is emotional — words are exchanged. But there’s no hatred in my heart. I respect all my teammates.”
However, insiders claim Yamal has refused to withdraw his complaint and even told friends he would skip the next Spain call-up if Carvajal remains in the squad.
This internal feud now threatens to divide La Roja just months before crucial European Championship qualifiers. Some former Spanish internationals have already stepped in — with Sergio Ramos and Gerard Piqué reportedly calling for calm and unity.
But as one sports columnist wrote this morning:
“This isn’t just a fight between two players — it’s another crack in the fragile peace between Real Madrid and Barcelona that bleeds into the national team every few years.”
The RFEF is expected to hold a disciplinary meeting later this week. Depending on the findings, Carvajal could face a fine, suspension, or public apology, while Yamal’s participation in upcoming matches remains uncertain.
⚽ What began as a fierce El Clásico rivalry has now erupted into a national controversy — one that could shake the very core of Spanish football.
