LAMINE YAMAL showed off his dance moves on Spain’s open top bus parade while celebrating their World Cup triumph.
returned home to Madrid as heroes this week after in Sunday’s final.
Lamine Yamal showed off his dance moves while celebrating Spain’s World Cup win Credit: Spanish FA
The Barcelona starlet performed a routine with Nico Williams on the open-top bus parade Credit: Spanish FA
The world champions arrived in the Spanish capital in a party mood after adding a second star to their shirt.
Luis de la Fuente’s men wasted little time kicking off the celebrations as they were welcomed back to Spain by a horde of adoring fans.
A total of TWO MILLION supporters lined the streets of Madrid with flags and banners and ace lapped it up.
He enjoyed the scenes as he started dancing with Athletic Bilbao’s .
The 19-year-old performed a short improvised routine with the winger, who absolutely loved Yamal’s enthusiasm.
Some of his other Spain team-mates were topless while draping themselves in the national team flag and enjoying a few drinks.
And veteran striker decided to give himself the role as team DJ as he took to the decks to get the tunes going.
As the incredible atmosphere continued to build, some eagle-eyed fans noticed match-winning hero was wearing a hilarious cap poking fun at .
Match-winning hero Ferran Torres teased Donald Trump with a ‘Make Spain Great Again’ hat
The US President had just awarded the team their medals the previous day.
But Torres still took the opportunity to tease him as he wore a red cap that read: “Make Spain Great Again” – mimicking his trademark slogan for America.
Later on the Spain heroes all arrived on stage, with each one being given their own unique entrance music.
New man even started playing the drums during his performance.
Spain captain Rodri and his team-mates lapped up their heroes’ welcome Credit: AFP
There were said to be around 2million fans lining the street of Madrid to greet the team Credit: Reuters
Spain’s captain gave a speech to the fans while appearing on stage.
He said: “We’ve won the World Cup. And how many do we have? Two. These guys here are amazing, and I don’t know what else to say.
“I would like to remember a very important person to me, a player who has been unfairly criticized and who today is part of Spanish football history: Ferran.”
Manager De La Fuente added: “Thank you Spain for supporting us, for being here. We are lucky to have 26 fantastic people who are also fantastic footballers, the best in the world.
“For me, it is an honor to manage them and share this moment with my coaching staff. Together we are stronger, don’t forget that. Long live Spain!”
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