After the match with Inter, Yamal shared a series of photos of the match on his personal page. Among them was a photo of the striker's arm wrapped in bandages, without any caption.

Image shared by Yamal on his personal page.

AS said Yamal had his hand wrapped before the match started and kept it on until the end of the first half. The 17-year-old striker took it off at the start of the second half.

Yamal began appearing in training and matches with his right hand wrapped in a bandage at the end of February. Spanish media reported that the 17-year-old striker had injured his middle and ring fingers, but the injury was not serious.

The armband did not affect the player's performance. Yamal himself did not explain the above action.

Niko Mihic, former head of medical services at Real Madrid, has spoken out about players wrapping their arms during matches: "Maybe they are using a tactical trick, or maybe the player has tendonitis. I don't know what's going on, but any doctor knows that if you want easy access to the veins, the hand and wrist are the best choice."

Pau Víctor, Yamal's teammate at Barcelona, ​​retweeted Dr Mihic's interview with a "smiley face" emoji, suggesting that the doctor was exaggerating.

Not only Yamal, Raphinha also has the habit of wearing blue armbands when playing, even though he has no injuries.

The return leg at Giuseppe Meazza on May 7 promises to be a tough test for Yamal and his teammates.

Source: https://znews.vn/hinh-anh-gay-chu-y-cua-yamal-post1550300.html