LaLiga has been home to some of the brightest stars in football, and many of them come from Spain itself. So it couldn't be truer when it comes to Lamine Yamal's talent.
The 19-year-old once again scored for Barcelona on Saturday as the club travelled to face Real Betis.
Less than 10 minutes in, the teenage Ballon d'Or contender picked up the ball on the far right edge of the box, completed a trademark cutback onto his left, and hit the far left corner. Three defenders were in front of him, too.
It means Yamal has scored eight goals this league season, the highest tally by a Spanish player after his club's first nine matches of the competition.
The last to do so was Diego Costa in 2013/14 (eight).
Additionally, in the 21st century, only one Spanish player has managed more goals at this point in the competition: David Villa with Valencia in 2008/09 (10).
Across all competitions, the new boy wonder has 18 combined goals and assists in his last nine consecutive games.
The World Cup winners have a talented generation on their hands, and it's being led by Yamal!