Luke Littler makes Lamine Yamal feelings clear after teenager's heroics for Spain in France Euro 2024 win

The forward, who was held by Lionel Messi when he was a baby, has sparkled at the tournament so far.

Despite his young age he's scored one goal and clocked up three assists, establishing himself as one of football's brightest prospects in the process.

Yamal is a superstar in the making and has drawn comparisons with Littler.

Littler, who is 17, recently won the darts Premier League and has been tipped to shatter records in the sport in the coming years ahead.

And the youngster seems to be fully aware of the comparisons between himself and the Spain forward.

He shared a meme on Instagram, with Littler appearing to be God in the image.

Yamal says 'how am I doing boss?', with Littler saying 'you're doing a great job son... a great job!"

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Spain have now made the final of Euro 2024 after their 2-1 win.

And it'll be intriguing to see who they face next, with England and the Netherlands set to contest the other semi-final.

BBC pundits were blown away by Yamal's performance on Tuesday night.

As well as his goal, the teenager posed a constant threat. He is now expected to start Sunday's final, regardless of the opponent.

Rio Ferdinand reacted to his electrifying performance by saying: “Yamal plays like someone who has been playing for a long time.

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"He makes the right decisions in the right moments.

“The simplicity with which he plays, it is so rare.

"Normally you come in and you’re trying to prove yourself and you try too hard.

“He always makes the right decision.”

Gary Lineker added: "A superstar is born. It was the moment of the match, possibly the moment of the tournament."

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And Alan Shearer reacted to his display by saying: "Just incredible.

"We've been talking about him all tournament and saying what a ridiculously young age it is.

"To do that, it's just outrageous."

Spain boss Luis de la Fuente, meanwhile, hailed Yamal for providing a 'touch of genius' against France.

"We saw a touch of genius," he said.

"We all need to take care of him. I would like him to work with the same humility and keep his feet on the ground, to keep learning.

“He looks like a much more experienced player to be honest. I celebrate that he is in our team, that he is Spanish.

"We count on him and hopefully we can enjoy him for years to come.”