Spain's Lamine Yamal became the youngest player ever to feature at the UEFA European Championships when he made his competition debut against Croatia at this year's tournament.
The Barcelona sensation was just 16 years and 338 days old when he suited up for Spain in their opening match in Germany, with Yamal playing 86 minutes in his debut.
The teenager set a new record as the youngest player to grace the Euros, breaking the record set in 2021 by Poland's Kacper Kozลowski.
England's Jude Bellingham held the record during the same tournament, having made his debut six days prior to Kozลowski's.
Germany's Jamal Musiala and Spain's Pedri also debuted at the Euros in 2021 to feature on the top 10 all-time list of youngest players to feature in the competition.
Yet to get on the scoresheet for the Spaniards, Yamal could break the all-time record for the youngest player to score at the Euros, which is currently held by Switzerland's Johan Vonlanthen from 2004.
The youngest players ever to feature in the Euros
- Lamine Yamal, Spain (16 years 338 days vs Croatia, 2024)
- Kacper Kozลowski, Poland (17 yrs 246 days vs Poland, 2021)
- Jude Bellingham, England (17 yrs 349 days vs Croatia, 2021)
- Jetro Willems, Spain (18 yrs 71 days vs Denmark, 2012)
- Enzo Scifo, Belgium (18 yrs 115 days vs Yugoslavia, 1984)
- Jamal Musiala, Germany (18 years, 117 days vs Hungary, 2021)
- Valeri Bojinov, Hungaryย (18 years, 128 days vs Italy, 2004)
- Johan Vonlanthen, Switzerland (18 years, 137 days vs England, 2004)
- Pedri, Spain (18 years, 201 days vs Sweden, 2021)
- Marcus Rashfordn England (18 years, 229 days vs Wales, 2016)
