Sun: Lindro and his wife are about to give birth and will not go to Bilbao to watch the UEFA Cup final

May 21 According to the Sun, Lindelof's wife will not go to Bilbao to watch the UEFA Cup final between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur because of her birth.

Mrs. Manchester United star Lindelof's wife said she will not go to Bilbao to watch her husband's UEFA Europa League final against Tottenham on Wednesday. Amorin's team is preparing for the most important game of the season, hoping to win the trophy and qualify for the Champions League next season. The team boarded the plane for Spain in a £1,000 Paul Smith suit on Monday, but they now have to prove themselves on the court.

It is reported that many players' families and friends will be present to support Manchester United in the UEFA Champions League, but Lindelof's wife Maya confirmed that she will stay at home due to her pregnancy. Maya posted a pregnancy photo on Instagram, with the caption: "This week's plan - eat chocolate and sleep." Victor and Maya got married in Sweden in May 2018 and currently have two sons, 6 and 3 years old respectively.

Maya is about to welcome their third child, so she decided not to go abroad at this time and she will stay at home with her sons Ted Louis and Francis. Lindelof left the stadium at halftime due to a family emergency in the UEFA Cup last month at Manchester United against Lyon. The specific reason was unknown at the time, but Maya then explained the incident on social media.

Maya said: "An hour before the game, the babysitter called and said they were going to the hospital in the ambulance. My youngest son, Francis, broke his head. He was chasing his brother Ted Louis at home and was in the hospital on Thursday and Friday. He needed plastic surgery, general anesthesia. This was the first time I had experienced something like this. However, the surgery was successful and Francis recovered well. He was a little Warrior and has returned to normal now. Everyone was worried, but he continued to live as if nothing had happened. The doctor said he would have a big scar on his forehead, but it was OK, I'm glad everything went well."

Lindelof returned to the team after his son's surgery, and he played six times during the team's advance to the UEFA Cup final and is expected to start in Bilbao.