Lamine Yamal rabona AI is the AI video trend built on Lamine Yamal's fake rabona, where people use AI to put themselves, their grandma, a friend or a cartoon character in the real match clip as the player on the ball, while the defender, the camera and the sound stay the same. People also call it the Lamine Yamal fake rabona and the Lamine Yamal no rabona.
On October 13, 2026, in the Champions League, Barcelona came from behind to beat Galatasaray 4–1 in Istanbul. Yamal swung his left leg behind his right as if for a rabona, but used it to touch the ball toward the defender and pull it straight back, got past defender Eren Elmali and set up Anthony Gordon's goal in the 53rd minute. After the match Yamal called it almost a rabona, maybe a semi-rabona. AP reported it.
The 9-second clip of the move passed 55 million plays on TikTok. An AI version with a grandma in a headscarf doing the move, posted on October 14, 2026, has passed 1.3 million plays. A one-photo template was used more than 50,000 times in two days, and tutorials in Spanish, English and Portuguese followed.
People make their own videos by swapping a new person or character into the clip as the player on the ball. The run, the slide, the fake rabona, the camera and the sound stay. One photo is all it takes.
Seadanse builds the real match footage of Yamal's fake rabona and the clip's original sound into our Lamine Yamal rabona AI generator. Add one photo, pick Keep My Look or Match Kit, and get a 9-second video in 4:5, the real clip's own frame, for TikTok and Reels, with the original sound. Choose 480p, 720p or 1080p, with no watermark on exported video. One 720p video is $9.90, with no sign-up.