Two Barcelona stars, Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsi, are ready to write their names in football history, ahead of the World Cup final taking place on Sunday in New York.
If they play for Spain in the grand final, the two La Masia academy talents will become among the youngest players to ever play in a World Cup final.
Yamal, at 19 years and 6 days old, is expected to surpass Kylian Mbappe's record and rank only behind legends Pele and Giuseppe Bergomi in terms of age in a World Cup final.
The Barcelona striker has been one of the key figures in Spain's journey in this tournament, starting in most of the matches.
Defender Pau Cubarsi, 19, is also close to a major record. He played every minute of the tournament under Luis de la Fuente and was part of a defense that conceded just one goal.
In the event of a triumph over their opponent in the final, Yamal and Cubarsí would become two of the youngest players in history to have lifted the World Cup trophy.
