Lamine Yamal, the young forward for FC Barcelona, has been showcasing exceptional individual performance, notably surpassing the renowned stats of football icons Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe. In a recent match against Mallorca, held at the Camp Nou, Yamal scored, contributing to Barcelona's 3-0 victory. This goal marks his fifth consecutive game scoring in all competitions, highlighting his emerging talent in the world of football at just 18 years of age.

According to Spanish sports publication 'AS', Lamine Yamal has managed to set a record by scoring in five consecutive matches, which is remarkable considering that Messi achieved his first scoring streak of this magnitude only when he was 20. Messi's first run of five consecutive games came in 2007 and included goals against teams like Olympique Lyon and Sevilla. Lamine's impressive record not only draws comparisons with these football greats but also emphasizes his potential and the high expectations placed on him as he continues to develop within the team.

The statistical success of Lamine Yamal puts him at the forefront of Barcelona's attacking efforts and signifies a significant developmental milestone for a player so young. As he combines skillful play with successful scoring, Barcelona, along with its fans, will undoubtedly be watching closely to see how he continues to progress and potentially reshape the future of their club in a post-Messi era.