The wife of a Manchester United star has revealed that she is not going to Bilbao to encourage her husband in the Europa League final against Tottenham on Wednesday.
Ruben Amorim's side will play in their biggest match of the season because they want to save to save their campaign by winning silverware and earning a place in the Champions League of next season.
The team looked the role when they were mounted in £ 1,000 Paul Smith suits on Monday prior to their flight to Spain, but they now have to deliver the field.
Many of the family and friends of the players will be in the stands to support United in their search for glory, but the wife of Victor Lindelof, Maja, has confirmed that she will stay at home for the final because she is heavily pregnant.
On Monday to Instagram, Maja posted a photo of her babybuil on her story next to the caption: 'This week's plan – eats chocolate and sleep'.
Victor and Maja married in their home country of Sweden in May 2018 and have two sons, six and three years old, together.
Maja will immediately give birth to their third child and has made the decision not to go abroad so close to her expiry date.
She stays at home with their sons, Ted Louie and Francis, who were involved in a worrying incident that forced her husband to leave the European League of United on Lyon last month on Lyon.
The reason behind the fast exit of Lindelof was not immediately clear at the time, but Maja went to social media a few days later to explain the situation.
'An hour before the [Lyon] The game started, our babysitter called and said they were in an ambulance on their way to the hospital, “she wrote.
“My youngest son Francis had split his entire head open. He had chased his big brother Ted Louie at home and fell into our glass stairs.
“His forehead was in two parts. He was in the hospital both Thursday and Friday.
“He had to undergo plastic surgery to put his forehead back together. He was put under anesthesia.
'It is the first time that I have experienced something like this with one of my children.
“It was incredibly unpleasant and not something that I want to experience again.
'The operation went well and Francis is back on track. He is a Viking and normal again.
'Everyone was so worried, but he continues his life as if nothing happened.
“The doctors say he will have a large scar on his forehead. But let alone- I'm just happy that things went so well. '
After the operation of his son, Lindelof returned to the United Squad. He has made six performances in his side to the Europa League final and can stand in line to start in Bilbao.
Amorim has a number of late phone calls on his backline, with Matthijs de Ligt and Leny Yoro who miss both recent competitions due to an injury.