ALPHONSO DAVIES could well have split allegiances when his Bayern Munich side take on Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final.
That is because his other half plays for the French side's women's team.
Meet Jordyn Huitema.
The 19-year-old Canadian plays as a forward for PSG and her national team.
Back in April the loved-up pair celebrated three years together.
Jordyn marked the moment with a cute selfie of the pair and the caption: "Three years with my person. I love you."
Davies - who has described reaching the Champions League final as a "dream come true" - and Jordyn got together when they were 16.
Their relationship has stood the test of time so far - and distance.
Davies, a Ghana-born refugee, joined Bayern from Vancouver Whitecaps - who Jordyn also used to play for - in 2019 for a then MLS record of Β£9.84million.
He has since gone onto become a sensation, impressing in the 4-1 win over Chelsea and 8-2 quarter-final mauling of Barcelona.
His meteoric rise has come with Jordyn by his side.
And she will be hoping for her own European triumph as PSG women are also in with a shout of winning the women's Champions League.
They have never won the title before and lost in the final in 2015 against Frankfurt and 2017 against Lyon.
Jordyn will hope her side can bounce back after finishing second in the league and losing the Coupe de France final on a penalty shootout.
The couple became social media sensations during coronavirus lockdown.
One brilliant video saw the pair swap clothes and others they poked fun at their relationship.
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Davies - who is tipped to become the world's first Β£100m left-back - stars for Bayern now but he could have signed for Man Utd.
A former Old Trafford scout said he filed 40 reports on Davies and the club missed the chance to sign him for just Β£2m in 2017.
Swansea also wanted him for Β£3m but the move never materialised.