Inter Milan coach Simone Inzaghi says talents like Barcelona's Lamine Yamal come around only once in a half century.

Lautaro Martinez is keen for Inter Milan to believe themselves in the upcoming Champions League semi-final tie against Barcelona.Speaking to Sky Sport Italia via FCInterNews, the 27-year-old

Inter Milan manager, Simone Inzaghi has identified Lamine Yamal as the Barcelona player that caused his team problems during both sides’ UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg tie on Wednesday. Inzaghi also described the Spain international as a ‘talent that is born once every 50 years’.

Inter went short and played back from the kick-off to bait a Barcelona press, before centre-back Francesco Acerbi kicked long. Lautaro Martinez won the flick-on, Thuram tapped it into Barella’s path and he released far-side wing-back Dumfries.

Lamine Yamal overcame a last gasp injury scare to keep his spot in the Barcelona starting XI for their Champions League semifinal first leg against Inter. Yamal appeared to slip when shooting towards the end of Barcelona's pre-match warm up at the Olympic Stadium and departed for the locker room before his teammates.

Lamine Yamal stole the show in Barcelona's 3-3 draw with Inter in the first leg of their UCL semi-final tie Donald Trump Hit by Triple Legal Setback Within Hours US lawmaker warns Ryanair against buying Chinese-made planes Jets Quarterback Tells Team He's Retiring at Age of 24 Inside the B-17 Ball Turret Ford CEO goes under the hood of massive Kentucky plant,