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‘Rascal From Barcelona’: Why Did Union Berlin Troll Lamine Yamal After Bayern’s 7-0 Win? Harry Kane, Michael Olise Ballon d’Or Controversy

Union Berlin mocked Lamine Yamal after Bayern Munich’s 7-0 win, with Harry Kane and Michael Olise starring. Here’s why the Bundesliga club referenced the Barcelona star's Ballon d’Or comments and how the social media exchange unfolded after Bayern’s emphatic victory.

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One of Germany's first-class clubs decided to join hands with Byron Munich and his stars, Harry Kane and Michael Ulise, with regard to the Golden Ball conflict, especially after the recent statements of Lamine Jamal.

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The German club took a whim at Bayern and found an unexpected culprit: he recovered the words of the blue granny on the Golden Ball after suffering precisely some of his candidates.

·Madrid, Spain
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Union Berlin players suffered a heavy defeat on the road against Bayern Munich, losing 7-0 in the fourth round of the Bundesliga. After the heavy defeat, the German club used social media to humorously poke fun at Barcelona star Lamine Yamal. Union ironically asked why the young talent could not "simply remain silent", emphasizing that Harry Kane and Michael Oliseh proved in this match that they are candidates for the Golden Ball, just like Yama…

Heavyly beaten by Bayern Munich (7-0) Friday night, the Union Berlin preferred to handle self-destruct on its social networks. The German club has designated an unexpected culprit: Lamine Yamal, whose recent...

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Union Berlin experiences an evening to forget at FC Bayern. At the 0:7 the capital club nevertheless makes a stir with an unusual social media post.

·Berlin, Germany
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According to Yamal's statements about the Ballon d'Or, Kane and Oise responded with a gala performance. At the 7:0 against Union Berlin, both superstars provided impressive arguments.

·Berlin, Germany
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Vísir broke the news in Reykjavík, Iceland on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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