Lamine Yamal’s mural vandalised over controversial 18th birthday party

Barcelona superstar Lamine Yamal has continue to face the heat over his controversial 18th birthday party that saw some dwarf performance.

A mural of the Barcelona star has been vandalised, with references made to dwarfism.

The mural, which was designed by Plaza Joanic, was unveiled last month to celebrate Yamal’s 18th birthday. Yamal is portrayed as Superman, with an ‘L’ on his chest as opposed to an ‘S’.

There were initially concerns that the mural had been damaged but it emerged that they were AI generated.

However, the mural has now actually been damaged, as shown in an image from journalist Edu Polo.

Polo wrote: ‘Some ‘joker’ has destroyed Lamine Yamal’s mural in Joanic… This time it’s not fake or an AI montage. I just took the photo.’

Lamine Yamal’s mural vandalised

The defaced mural now includes images of the Seven Dwarfs from the popular fairytale Snow White.

Last month images emerged of the dwarves and scantily-clad women who were reportedly paid to attend Yamal’s 18th birthday party.

Yamal has received much criticism for the party, which allegedly ‘exploited dwarves’, while women with ‘specific breast measurements’ were ‘paid to attend’.

One image showed a group of five men with Achondroplasia appearing to be registered for the party.

Another image showed women passing through the checkpoint.

Yamal turned 18 on July 13, with around 200 people attending the event including friends, family and team-mates.

Speaking last month Jesus Martin, the General Director of Disability in the government, called for ministers to approve an investigation.

Martin told Marca: ‘We are concerned that people with money, people with power, believe themselves to be unpunished. The law is for everyone, for the humble and for the powerful.’ Martin also expressed his fear that this kind of party could impact impressionable young fans who look up to Yamal and copy his behaviour.’

The party took place at a private estate and a Mafia-style theme.