Ex-Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner splits with girlfriend Philine before she matches with Spider-Man star Tom Holland
NICKLAS Bendtner's WAG has revealed she has split up with the ex-Arsenal striker … and hooked up with Spider-Man star Tom Holland.
Denmark international Bendtner had been in a relationship with model Philine Roepstorff since 2017.
The pair have presented a reality show, Bendtner & Philine, on Danish TV.
However 28-year-old brunette Philine recently announced she and the footballer have gone their separate ways.
Bendtner, 33, was pictured earlier this month sharing an ice cream with a mystery blonde at the seaside near Copenhagen.
Philine has now told the TV show's latest episode that she has matched with English actor Holland on the exclusive Raya dating app.
She said: "I've downloaded Raya, and I've just matched with Spider-Man - Tom Holland. He is my biggest crush.
"In 2018 Nicklas had a go at me because I wrote 'I love you' to him because I just love him.
"And now he's written to me. Maybe it's Tom Holland now.
"I really like Spider-Man, but think he's a bit short for me. I just Googled him, and he is 5ft 7ins, so it might not work.
"I'm a little too tall. I am 5ft 10ins, so if I put on high heels it's going to be a little weird.
"I don't think that I have to find love on the Raya app, but I don't have a job or a college where I meet people.
"Instagram and Raya are all the places where I can connect with boys."
Philine's advisor Helle von Wildenrath Lovgreen told Danish outlet BT that the model has moved out of the home she shared with Bendtner following their breakup.
To add to Bendtner's woes he is due in court charged with seven driving offences - and faces having his £240,000 Porsche seized.
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He faced trial at Copenhagen district court last month, but the case was adjourned when his lawyer fell ill.
The towering striker scored 45 Arsenal goals in 171 games across nine seasons.
His other clubs include Birmingham City, Sunderland, Nottingham Forest, Juventus, Wolfsburg, Rosenborg and FC Copenhagen.