El Clasico: 'Mini Lionel Messi' scores stunning free-kick in U12 clash

By Matias Grez

Updated 1856 GMT (0156 HKT) March 29, 2016

Watch mini-Messi score stunning goal 00:50

Story highlights

• Toni Caravaca scores stunning free-kick in U12 'El Clasico'
• 12-year-old now dubbed 'Mini Messi' after the strike
• Barcelona won 2-0 in the final of the Mediterranean International Cup

(CNN)For any Barcelona fans concerned about life after Lionel Messi, fear not: the club may just have found his heir.

Toni Caravaca, now dubbed 'Mini Messi', scored an impressive long-range free-kick in Sunday's under 12 "El Clasico" match that his first team namesake would have been proud of.

Above, you can watch his strike that put Barcelona 2-0 up against rivals Real Madrid in the final of the Mediterranean International Cup.

The senior teams meet at Barcelona's Nou Camp stadium on Saturday.

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