Matteo Guendouzi is probably one of the most talented young midfielders at the moment.
He had some hard times at Arsenal, but the French international for the under-21 team has improved during his time with the Bundesliga team Hertha Berlin.
Today we decided to take a closer look into Matteo Guendouzi's personal life and find out more about the woman he has been sharing his spare time with.
Here you will find everything you might want to know about Guendouzi's wife.
Yes, you have read this right, Matteo Guendouzi is a married man.
You might find it odd that the Arsenal midfielder got married at such a young age, but it is true as he officially announced it via Instagram.
Guendouzi is married to the beautiful Mae Rfsk (or at least she goes with that name on social media).
They have been together since early 2019, but went public in July when Matteo published a photo of them on his official Instagram profile.
Matteo popped out the big question in December 2019.
It is still unknown when Guendouzi and Mae got married, but it is believed that it happened in a private wedding ceremony before he moved to Germany.
Well, Mae became famous for being Matteo Guendouzi's partner.
There is almost no information on when it comes to Mae's personal life, but here we will try to find out more about her.
Now, let's take a closer look into Mae Rfsk's biography.
Mae Rfsk was born on December 5 and when it comes to her year of birth, we believe that she is as old as Matteo, meaning that her age is 22.
According to her birthday, Mae's zodiac sign is Sagittarius.
Mae was born in France, which means that her nationality is French, such as Guendouzi's.
There is no information regarding Mae's career or her education.
However, Mae is actually pretty famous on social media, as she has over 6K followers on Instagram.
You can check Maë Rfsk's Insta here.
In 2021, after scoring the opening goal of the game against FC Schalke 04, Guendouzi celebrated it as he put the ball under his shirt, revealing that the couple are expecting their first child.
