Chiefs stars Kenneth Walker III and Xavier Worthy celebrate like Barcelona players
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 11:23 AM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026

During their game against the Colts, Kansas City Chiefs players Kenneth Walker III and Xavier Worthy celebrated a touchdown with a tribute to Barcelona stars Lamine Yamal and Raphinha. Walker gained 178 yards from scrimmage but did not score, while Worthy secured a 1-yard touchdown. Fans reacted positively, noting the crossover between NFL and soccer culture. This celebration coincides with the NFL's efforts to boost its international profile.
- •Kenneth Walker III had 178 yards from scrimmage in the game against the Colts.
- •Xavier Worthy scored a touchdown and celebrated with Walker.
- •Fans praised the crossover celebration on social media.
- •Kansas City Chiefs are looking to build on early season momentum.
- •NFL seeks to expand its global reach through cultural collaborations.
- 11:23 AMYahoo Sports — ‘Game recognize game’ – Fans love it as Chiefs stars imitate iconic Lamine Yamal-Raphinha celebration
"The NFL and soccer have their very own overlap as Kenneth Walker III and Xavier Worthy celebrated in a way that made fans think of the Barcelona stars. The Kansas City Chiefs have added what seems to be the perfect weapon for their offence in Kenneth Walker III.
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