Meet Dominik Szoboszlai’s model Wag Fanni Gecsek, a former tennis professional who has a business degree
HUNGARIAN playmaker Dominik Szoboszlai has made an impressive start to his Liverpool career.
And the £60million midfielder, 22, has seemingly had the support of his stunning Wag, Fanni Gecsek.
The blonde beauty, also 22, has been cheering him on, while completing her business degree and juggling modelling assignments.
They reportedly met in 2020, when the talented star was playing for Red Bull Salzburg.
But she could have been a sports star herself, excelling at tennis as a youngster.
Budapest beauty
Fanni was born in Budapest, and had designs of competing on the ATP Tour.
From 2017-2019, she starred in various ITF Tournaments and seemed destined for a life on the court.
However, she has seemingly stepped away from that life and become an influencer.
Along with model shoots, her social media pages show the glam life she leads.
From posing with designer handbags to helping her beau celebrate winning a trophy, she makes sure to keep her 65,000 followers updated.
Don’t be fooled into thinking Fanni is just a pretty face.
Recently, she celebrated graduating from the International Business School in her homeland.
She stayed behind to finish it, as Dominik began his new life at Anfield.
However, that hasn’t made her less opinionated when it comes to the Reds.
Lavia diss
Over the summer, Liverpool were locked in a battle to sign Belgium midfielder Romeo Lavia with Chelsea.
In the end, he opted for a move to Stamford Bridge in a £58million deal.
The snub was felt by Liverpool fans, and Fanni also couldn’t help putting a sly dig in.
The 19-year-old has yet to feature for his new club, and one fan took to social media and posted a photo collage of Lavia sitting on the bench, alongside Szoboszlai celebrating for Liverpool.
Underneath the picture of Lavia, a caption read: “Playing for money.”
While underneath Szoboszlai’s photo, it read: “Playing for passion.”
Amusingly, supporters noted that Fanni liked the photo revelling in Lavia’s misfortune and her man’s start in the Premier League.
Shots fired, as they say, but as a former tennis player she should be used to that.