Bukayo Saka’s Fiancée Shines Among Arsenal’s Glamorous WAGs in Supportive Show

Tolami Benson, engaged to Arsenal’s winger Bukayo Saka, took center stage among the stylish WAGs at the Champions League final held in Budapest this evening.

Joining her in the stands were Milly White, married to defender Ben White, and Tatiana Trouboul, the wife of Arsenal’s goalkeeper David Raya. They were there to support their partners as they faced off against PSG.

Following their Premier League victory last weekend, a celebration marking their first title win in 22 years, the Gunners fell short on Saturday night, unable to overcome the French team for the Champions League crown.

At Hungary’s Puskas Arena, Mikel Arteta’s team found comfort in the presence of their loved ones, with Bukayo Saka’s fiancée, Tolami Benson, leading the way. She sported a red hat and a scarlet bra under a white vest while striking a pose in the stands.

The pair confirmed their engagement in November last year, with Ms Benson celebrating the Premier League win by sharing a photo of her and Saka in the grounds with the caption ‘Us against the world.’ 

The 25-year-old model and influencer has kept her romance with the football star mostly private, despite the duo reportedly dating since their teenage years.

Known for her appearances in Arsenal-themed attire, Benson did not disappoint on Saturday night, showcasing a striking red-and-white ensemble.

Tatiana Trouboul, the gorgeous wife of Arsenal’s goalkeeper David Raya, also shared a selfie from the stands on Saturday before the game kicked off. 

Ms Trouboul, who designs and models her own bikini brand, married Raya last July. 

The couple welcomed their first child together, a baby boy named Rio, in March. 

Milly White, the wife of footballer Ben White, also watched from the stands. 

Ben White proposed to wife Milly in 2022 after a whirlwind five-month romance, before the couple tied the knot in May last year.  

30-year-old Milly is a model who sports an ‘I love you’ tattoo on her wrist, as does her husband. 

The couple are believed to have started their relationship in 2022, but only teased fans about the coupling in February when Ben and Milly posted the same picture of themselves holding hands on Instagram.

Declan Rice’s partner, Lauren Fryer, was also likely be present, though she stayed off social media ahead of the game. The mother-of-one is well accustomed to big matches, having dated the footballer since the tender age of 17. 

Childhood sweethearts Declan and Lauren first started dating during their school days at the age of 17. 

Lauren is frequently spotted supporting her beloved boyfriend in the stands, however, the couple typically tend to keep their relationship away from the public eye. 

The couple live together in London and in August 2022 welcomed their son, Jude. They also have a dog – Raffa the pooch – whom Declan gifted Lauren for Christmas one year. It’s believed the couple welcomed the cute pup into their lives after a romantic trip to Paris.  

Also upping the glamour in the stadium was the Brazilian model girlfriend of Gabriel Magalhaes, Gabrielle Figueiredo, who is known for her killer sense of style and model looks. 

She shared a picture on social media from the Arsenal Emirates plane enroute to Budapest with a love heart emoji. 

Arsenal’s Martin Odegaard was likely supported by his wife Helene Spilling Odegaard, who was also by his side when he lifted the Premier League Trophy last weekend.  

Thirty-year-old Norwegian dance star Spilling Odegaard married the footballer last summer in a ceremony in Oslo attended by other Arsenal players and their WAGs – including Saka and Tolami Benson. 

Also likely in the stands was Sophia Weber, the wife of Arsenal midfielder Kai Havertz. 

Weber and Havertz started dating in 2018, growing up in the same town in Germany together. 

Elsewhere in the stands, famous faces watched on as Arsenal battled it out against PSG in a tense match.  

David Beckham was caught chuckling as Mick Jagger celebrated Arsenal’s early lead. 

The Rolling Stones rock star, 82, was watching the games with his son Deveraux, 9, in tow. 

Mick, who wore a crisp white shirt and blue suede blazer, grew up in Dartford and became interested in football while living in and around London during his youth. 

Meanwhile, in Paris, riots broke out in the French capital just minutes after Arsenal took the lead against PSG in the Champions League

Despite not being from north London, he developed an affinity for Arsenal and has been identified as a supporter for decades. 

Meanwhile, in Paris riots broke out just minutes after kick off, as French police were seen dispersing crows with tear gas and baton charges. 

Chaos began after Arsenal forward Kai Havertz scored a goal within just five minutes of the game beginning, causing PSG fans at home to go beserk. 

But scenes of violence turned into jubilation in Paris in the second half after star forward Ousmane Dembele equalised with a penalty in the 65th minute, and will continue into the night following PSG’s penalty win. 

French police used tear gas and baton charges against crowds in Paris, who’d gathered to watch the game on TV screens outside bars and cafés in sweltering heat on Saturday afternoon. 

Some supporters were also arrested by police in full riot gear. 

Outside the Emirates stadium, however, hundreds of Arsenal fans initially reacted jubilantly to Havertz’s goal by setting off red flares. 

Others were seen drinking in pubs in full kit in preparation of the Arsenal parade tomorrow. 

The parade, which will celebrate Arsenal’s victory in the Premier League following a 22-year wait, will begin at 2pm on Sunday, starting in Islington, north London. 

Four open-top buses will parade the men’s and women’s teams through the streets of the capital, in a five-mile loop finishing back at the Emirates stadium. 

It will be a consolation for dejected Arsenal fans, after the team just lost out on the trophy by one penalty.