Tottenham Hotspurs defender, Davinson Sanchez shares a picture of his wife and her baby bump on his IG post.
Sanchez is not just a dependable lad in the backline for the North London club, he is also goal scorer. But the goal he has scored this time around is getting his wife, Daniela Reina pregnant and he is celebrating it.
As part of the family hangout, the Colombian is having a nice time with his pregnant wife and he took to his Instagram page to show it. The lovebirds solidified their union in August 2018.
It was love in action as the defender who recently turned 24 fondled with the tummy in the pool. He was also seen kissing the tummy. Maybe he has now turned to an inspection officer to see if everything is safe, lol.
With two weeks holiday giving to Premier League teams not playing in Europe is enjoying, the center back is definitely putting it into good use despite being at home for three months during the lockdown with his wife.
As they show love, we all can’t wait to congratulate them ahead of the baby’s arrival. Well done guys.
Davinson Sanchez, a mainstay in Spurs backline
Although he was out of action for a little while due to injuries, Sanchez has been a mainstay in the center back of Spurs since his move from Ajax Amsterdam in 2017 for a fee of around £42m. He then put pen to paper for a six-year deal.
His partnership with Toby Alderweireld has helped the team to clinch the Europa League qualifying spot as the North London club finished the 2019-20 season sixth.
Since the season is over and there was enough rest before the restart, Sanchez is expected to be in top form for the preseason ahead of the 2020 season of the Premier League that will begin September.
View this post on InstagramUno de los días más importantes de nuestras vidas 👩🏽🤝👨🏾 Feliz aniversario 2️⃣ Esposa Te amo 😍❤️
Sanchez’s net worth
Sanchez, who later in 2018 signed an improved deal with Spurs that extended his stay till 2024, is at the moment worth about 8 Million Euro (7 Million Pound). His new deal ensures he earns 3.5 Million Euro (3.1 Million Pound) per year.