The WAG of a former Liverpool star shared what she told friends when she first saw him.
The player in question made 29 performances during a six -year -old Stint with the Reds between 2016 and 2018.
He also started the first Champions League that Liverpool reached in 2018 under Jurgen Klopp.
But Loris Karius would never play for the Merseyside outfit again after he had made two striking mistakes in that final to act Real Madrid the trophy.
Now it has been revealed what his wife said to her friends when seeing Karius for the first time in the meat.
Karius, 31, has had a relationship with the Italian television presenter and model, Diletta Leotta since 2022.
According to the German publication Bild, she said: “Girls, the man of my life has arrived.”
The couple is said to have met for the first time in the fall of 2022, when they dined together in Paris in Paris for dinner in a club.
Karius was claimed to have made the first step in the relationship by talking to her, with the first conversation of the couple reportedly until four in the morning.
Leotta, 33, would even have been beaten by Karius that she described the encounter as 'love at first sight'.
The couple has one child together, a girl named Aria, who was born in August 2023 before he married each other in June last year.
That ceremony took place at a private event on the Sicilian island of Vulcano.
It comes after Leotta was at FC Schalke last Friday at FC Schalke to witness her husband's debut for his new club.
Karius joined Schalke in January at a deal until the end of the season and was without a club since leaving Newcastle at the end of the 2023-24 campaign.
He got his first start in more than a year on Friday evening against Preusen Munster, after he had previously been a second choice for Justin Heekeren.
Leotta shared images of the stands on social media of Karius who warmed up for his debut for the German side before.
The 31-year-old made a number of nice saves during the 2. Bundesliga competition, which Schalke helped to achieve a narrow 1-0 win.
The result helped to facilitate Schalke's relegation problems with the victory that took them nine points from the drop zone.
“For a keeper it is always good if you can distinguish yourself,” Karius told Sky Germany after the game.
'I tried to give the team security and to make them harmless what came to the goal.
'But that is my job, I would be disappointed if I didn't make those saves. That was fine for the debut. '
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