Barcelona’s heavy 4–0 defeat to Atlético… and Lamine Yamal’s anger sets the dressing room on fire.

Barcelona suffered a crushing 4–0 defeat to Atlético Madrid in the first leg of the Copa del Rey semi-final, marking one of the most shocking nights for the team’s fans this season. The heavy loss not only weakened the team’s chances of progressing to the next round, but also opened the door to palpable tension within the dressing room at a crucial stage of the campaign.

The result has raised serious questions about the team’s readiness for big matches, especially given the lackluster performances of several players in a semi-final of such a major competition. With the pressure of competing on multiple fronts, crisis management at Barcelona appears more complicated than anticipated.

Lamine Yamal’s anger towards Ferran Torres

According to El Nacional, young star Lamine Yamal expressed strong anger towards his teammate Ferran Torres after the match. The report states that Yamal believes Torres is not performing at the required level in big games and is failing to make a decisive impact when the team needs a strong attacking presence.

The newspaper indicated that Yamal has asked coach Hansi Flick to reconsider Torres’ role, preferring that he be used from the bench during the crucial final stages of the season, as Barcelona strives to mount a strong comeback and compete for the remaining titles.

A decisive phase requiring bold decisions

The defeat to Atlético was not merely a loss in terms of the scoreline, but a true test of the team’s strength and cohesion. With the second leg approaching, the coaching staff will have to handle any internal tension wisely, especially if it originates from a young player of Lamine Yamal’s caliber and influence.

Barcelona now stands at a crossroads: either to quickly regain its balance or to continue its turmoil at a time when further setbacks are unacceptable.

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