West Ham ace Mavropanos and girlfriend Lina Schwenger frolic on beach and kiss in sea as they enjoy Mykonos break
The couple have previously dropped hints about their romance
IN A BUBBLE West Ham ace Mavropanos and girlfriend Lina Schwenger frolic on beach and kiss in sea as they enjoy Mykonos break
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KONSTANTINOS MAVROPANOS and girlfriend Lina Schwenger shared a kiss in the sea while on holiday.
The defender is enjoying some time in the sun after the Premier League season came to an end last month.
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Konstantinos Mavropanos and his girlfriend Lina Schwenger enjoyed a trip to Mykonos
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The couple shared a romantic kiss in the sea
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Mavropanos enjoyed some relaxation time before meeting up with the Greece squad
He decided to have a getaway with his partner while he could - as he is now back on international duty.
Mavropanos, 27, shared a video of himself kitted out in Greece gear ahead of their upcoming friendlies.
But in the two weeks he had to himself he jetted out to one of the islands in his native country - Mykonos.
And there he took a trip to the beach with his student girlfriend Lina.
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The pair played on the sand, running after one another.
While they also shared a loved-up kiss in the sea while arm in arm.
The couple beamed from ear to ear with Lina stunning in a black bikini.
Mavropanos and Lina have publically commented on each other's Instagram pages, with Lina calling her partner "cheri" and writing under one post: "🤭😍"
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Mavropanos is set to line up for Greece this week in their friendly against Slovakia, with Bulgaria to come next week.
The West Ham star has won 35 caps for his country.
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