Athletic Bilbao duo Inaki and Nico Williams share emotional embrace after winning the Copa del Rey final - as the brothers help Spanish side end their 40-year wait to win the trophy after shootout victory over Mallorca

Inaki Williams and Nico Williams were seen having an emotional embrace after Athletic Bilbao's dramatic Copa del Rey final win on Saturday night. 

The Spanish side ended their 40-year wait to win the competition after beating Mallorca in a dramatic penalty shootout at the Estadio Olímpico de Sevilla.

The brothers both started the match, with Nico picking up an assist for Bilbao's only goal, before watching their team-mates win the tie from the spot. 

The duo were overcome with emotion following the win and cameras caught the moment when they shared an embrace down on the pitch. 

In a clip that appeared on X, formerly known as Twitter, the brothers appeared to be crying as they hugged it out following the 4-3 shootout win. 

It was a historic night for Bilbao and their supporters, who watched their side eventually triumph over Mallorca after 120 gruelling minutes of action. 

Even supporters who couldn't attend the final in Sevilla made sure to celebrate the win properly, as they flocked to Bilbao's San Mames stadium to watch the tie. 

A clip that appeared on X, formerly known as Twitter, showed fans going wild inside the 53,000 seater stadium after Bilbao secured victory. 

Meanwhile, in Sevilla, there were well over 20,000 inside the stadium to celebrate it and close to 30,000 having travelled without tickets, who celebrated in the city. 

Nico Williams was one of the best players on the pitch for Bilbao on the night, which will likely pique the interest of a number of clubs.

The Spanish international has become one of football's biggest prospects and has been linked with a potential move to Chelsea in the summer. 

The 21-year-old has enjoyed a stellar campaign for Bilbao, having picked up three goals and eight assists from his 24 LaLiga appearances.

Meanwhile, Mauricio Pochettino's side are looking to bolster their attacking options after another frustrating season, with the Blues currently sitting ninth in the table.

Should Chelsea make a move, then Williams has a release clause in his current contract which is worth around £43million. 

It's reported that Williams currently earns over £100,000-a-week after tax in Spain, which could place him among Chelsea's highest earners if he makes the switch to Stamford Bridge. 

Williams is known to play on the left flank, which has been occupied by Raheem Sterling and Mykhailo Mudryk this season.