Lamine Yamal becomes youngest player in Barcelona history to reach 100 wins

Lamine Yamal made history once again on Sunday as he became the youngest player in FC Barcelona history to record 100 wins in official matches for the club.

The 18-year-old Spain international of Moroccan descent reached the landmark during Barcelona’s commanding 3-0 La Liga victory over Levante UD, underscoring how swiftly he has progressed from academy prospect to first-team cornerstone.

The result not only contributed to a significant team performance but also etched Yamal’s name deeper into Barça’s record books, as he hit the century mark in official victories at an age younger than any other player in the club’s long and storied history.

A remarkable stat line

Yamal reached his 100th win after just 139 appearances in competitive action for Barcelona, a tally that also includes 16 draws and 23 defeats.

His arrival at this milestone came at 18 years and 224 days, breaking the previous benchmark that stood with former Barca forward Bojan Krkic, who reached the landmark at 20 years and 128 days.

The pace at which Yamal has accumulated victories speaks volumes about his consistency and value to a side competing on multiple fronts.

Context within the squad

While several senior players in the current Barcelona squad have surpassed the 100-win mark across longer careers, few can match Yamal’s rate of success.

Teammates such as Frenkie de Jong, Pedri, Ronald Araujo, Ferran Torres, Jules Koundé, Robert Lewandowski and Raphinha sit comfortably above the century mark, but their appearance totals and ages differ significantly from Yamal’s remarkable ratio of wins to games.

That Yamal achieved this so early highlights both his individual contributions and the team’s broader success during his tenure.

Performance and impact

The 3-0 win over Levante did more than extend Yamal’s personal record; it also helped Barcelona reclaim a strong position in the La Liga title race after rivals faltered elsewhere.

The teenager’s blend of direct attacking threat, creativity and tactical intelligence has become integral to Hansi Flick’s plans, and his influence has grown in every competition this season.