On July 10, according to Spanish media outlet Relevo, every time the 16-year-old Yamal travels out of Spain for a game, his mother has to go to the nearest police station to sign an authorization document.
As a minor, this is a mandatory procedure. Local regulations in Spain stipulate that minors under the age of 18 must, if they are to travel abroad without any legal representative (parent or guardian) accompanying them, not only provide a valid DNI (national identity document) or passport but also have an exit travel permit declaration signed.
In the European Cup semi-final that concluded in the early hours of today, Yamal scored a stunning world-class goal, making him the youngest player ever to score in the history of the European Cup.
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