Bukayo Saka’s fiancée Tolami Benson stuns in Arsenal red and white as she leads the glamorous WAGs cheering on the Gunners at the Champions League final

Tolami Benson, fiancée of Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka, led the glamorous WAGs into tonight’s Champions League final in Budapest.

Milly White, the wife of defender Ben White, and Tatiana Trouboul, the wife of Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya, were among those who anxiously watched their partners’ match against PSG in the stands.

The Gunners, who celebrated in style after winning the Premier League last weekend and claiming their first title in 22 years, failed to win the Champions League title by defeating the French team on Saturday night.

Mikel Arteta’s squad were consoled at the Puskas Arena in Hungary by their nearest and dearest beauties, led by Bukayo Saka’s fiancee Tolami Benson, who wore a red hat and a red bra under a white vest as she posed in the stands.

The duo confirmed their engagement in November last year; Ms Benson celebrated the Premier League win by sharing a photo of herself and Saka on the pitch with the caption: ‘Us against the world’.

The 25-year-old model and influencer has kept her relationship with the football player out of the spotlight, although it has been reported that the couple has been together since they were teenagers.

He is known for appearing in the stands in Arsenal-themed outfits, and he did not disappoint in his red and white jersey on Saturday night.

He was joined by friends for a cheeky selfie in the bathroom before the match

Benson shared a photo on social media in Budapest before the match.

Tatiana Trouboul, the gorgeous wife of Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya, also shared a selfie from the stands before the match started on Saturday.

Trouboul, who designs and models her own bikini brand, married Raya last July.

The couple welcomed their first child, a baby boy named Rio, in March.

Milly White, wife of football player Ben White, also watched from the stands.

Ben White proposed to Milly in 2022, before the couple tied the knot in May last year, after a whirlwind five-month romance.

30-year-old Milly is a model who, like her husband, has an ‘I love you’ tattoo on her wrist.

The couple are believed to have started their relationship in 2022, but fans were teased about the reunion in February when Ben and Milly shared the same photo of themselves holding hands on Instagram.

Declan Rice’s partner Lauren Fryer was also likely to be there, but had stayed away from social media ahead of the game. The actress, a mother of one, is used to big matches as she has been with the football player since she was 17 years old.

Saka, 24, and Benson, 25, are believed to have started dating in 2020 and have kept their relationship largely private

Benson enjoyed a rich pasta dish featuring Arsenal’s colors of mozzarella and sun-dried tomatoes before the match

Tatiana Trouboul, wife of Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya, shared a photo before the match.

Center back Gabriel Magalhaes’ model girlfriend, Gabrielle Figueiredo, shared a photo on the Arsenal plane heading to Budapest for the Champions League final.

Figueiredo (left) shared a photo with her boyfriend after Arsenal won the Premier League.

Ben White’s wife, Milly White, also shared a photo showing her support in the stands on Saturday.

Milly White shared her color-coded outfit before the match, wearing the famous red-white jersey.

Arsenal’s Martin Odegaard was supported by his wife Helene Spilling Odegaard last weekend.

Sophia Weber pictured celebrating Arsenal’s Premier League win with husband Kai Havertz

Childhood sweethearts Declan and Lauren first started dating at the age of 17 during their school days.

Lauren is often seen supporting her beloved boyfriend in the stands, but the couple generally tends to keep their relationship away from the public.

The couple lives together in London and welcomed their son Jude in August 2022. They also have a dog named Raffa, the dog Declan gave Lauren as a gift for Christmas one year. It is believed that the couple welcomed the adorable pup into their lives after a romantic trip to Paris.

Another name that increased the glamor in the stadium was Gabrielle Figueiredo, Gabrielle Figueiredo, Gabriel Magalhaes’ girlfriend, a Brazilian model known for her great sense of style and model appearance.

He shared a photo on social media with a loving heart emoji while en route from an Arsenal Emirates flight to Budapest.

Arsenal’s Martin Odegaard was probably supported by his wife Helene Spilling Odegaard, who was also with him when he lifted the Premier League Cup last weekend.

Thirty-year-old Norwegian dance star Spilling Odegaard married the footballer in Oslo last summer in a ceremony attended by other Arsenal players and their WAGs, including Saka and Tolami Benson.

There was probably also Sophia Weber, wife of Arsenal midfielder Kai Havertz, in the stands.

Weber and Havertz started dating in 2018 and grew up together in the same town in Germany.

Elsewhere in the stands, David Beckham was seen giggling at Mick Jagger’s celebrations

Meanwhile in Paris, riots broke out in the French capital just minutes after Arsenal took the lead against PSG in the Champions League.

They married in 2024 and Weber gave birth to a son in March last year.

Elsewhere in the stands, famous faces watched Arsenal battle PSG in a tense match.

David Beckham chuckled as Mick Jagger celebrated Arsenal’s early lead.

The 82-year-old rock star of the Rolling Stones was watching the matches with his 9-year-old son Deveraux.

Wearing a crisp white shirt and blue suede jacket, Mick grew up in Dartford and became interested in football while living in and around London in his teenage years.

Despite not being from north London, he has developed an affinity for Arsenal and has been described as a supporter of them for decades.

Meanwhile, riots broke out in Paris minutes after the match started after French police were seen dispersing crows with tear gas and batons.

The chaos began when Arsenal striker Kai Havertz scored a goal just five minutes after the start of the game, sending the PSG fans at home into a frenzy.

But in Paris, scenes of violence turned to euphoria in the second half after star striker Ousmane Dembele equalized with a penalty in the 65th minute and would continue into the night following PSG’s penalty victory.

French police used tear gas and batons to intervene in the crowds who gathered in front of bars and cafes to watch the match in the sweltering heat of Paris on Saturday afternoon.

Some fans were also arrested by police in full riot gear.

But outside the Emirates stadium, hundreds of Arsenal fans reacted with joy to Havertz’s goal, initially throwing red flares.

Others were seen drinking in full gear in pubs as they prepare for tomorrow’s Arsenal parade.

The parade, which will celebrate Arsenal’s victory in the Premier League after a 22-year absence, will start from Islington in north London at 14.00 on Sunday.

Four open-top buses will take the men’s and women’s teams through the streets of the capital, traveling five miles to finish at the Emirates stadium.

It will be a consolation for upset Arsenal fans that the team lost the cup by a penalty.