Legendary Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, 73, relaxes on beach alongside bikini-clad beauties in Mykonos
ARSENE WENGER was spotted enjoying his summer as he relaxed on the beach laying alongside a stunning brunette.
The legendary Arsenal manager departed the Gunners in 2018 after 22 years of service which saw him win three Premier League titles and seven FA Cups.
In November 2019, the Frenchman was appointed as Fifa's Chief of Global Football Development - a role which has seen him propose a radical update to the offside rule.
With trials of the new rule - which will see the entire body of the attacker considered for offside offences rather than any one part - set to commence in Holland, Italy and Sweden, Wenger has now taken the time to unwind and catch some sun on the beach.
Wenger was accompanied by a mystery brunette in a brown bikini as he lay on a sunbed in Mykonos, Greece.
While laying down Wenger was seen wearing a white top and some sunglasses.
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In another snap, a fellow beachgoer sitting right next to Wenger bared all as she went topless.
Nicknamed "Le Professeur", Wenger was later pictured going for a dip into the Aegean Sea while wearing dark blue swimming trunks.
Wenger then wrapped himself in a towel after returning to the beach.
The ex-Arsenal boss separated from his ex-wife Annie Brosterhous in 2015 following a five-year marriage.
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Annie, a former French Olympic basketball player, began her relationship with Wenger in the mid-90s, before the pair welcomed daughter Lea in 1997.
Wenger, who famously holds an obsession with football, revealed in 2008: "Ten years ago I said to my wife, 'Five more years and that's all', and I am still here.
"It is difficult to find time to see them but there are jobs [which are worse]. You have guys who leave for work on Monday and come back on Friday.
"In my job I travel, but the problem is not so much the quantity of time you spend with your family, it is the quality.
"That is where this job is more damaging. You do not always give them the quality they deserve when you are at home because you are thinking of the next game."
The popular holiday destination has previously seen visits from the likes of Jack Grealish, Raheem Sterling and Manchester United new-boy Mason Mount.
