"I feel like Lamine has given more interviews within these past three weeks than his entire career prior. He’s generally handled it incredibly well, but I don’t like it," Barca fan Neal tweets.
Some Barca fans responded with the same concern.
One replied, "The media need to let him breathe man, he’s just 16… I don’t like them constantly bombarding him."
"I don’t like it too I prefer they leave him alone," another responded.
"They keep asking him about Nico Williams," a third fan pointed out.
The Spanish media is almost incomparable in terms of hyping players, criticism, rumours and media storms. It's why Spain's senior players at the Euros are not allowed a breather on media day.
Lamine being one of the standout performers at the tournament has become popular with journalists who do everything to get him to talk as much as possible.
However, there are other Spanish players who have found a way to steer clear of the media and their insatiable desire for comments. Rodri is a prime example. Kids like Lamine should be protected from the media.
