Sandro Tonali's glamorous finacee Juliette Pastore celebrates her hen do with custom 'wifey' accessories - and a wine bottle featuring the Newcastle star's face!
Sandro Tonali 's fiancee Juliette Pastore celebrated her hen party last weekend as the glamorous Italian influencer counts down to her wedding with the Newcastle star.
Tonali and Pastore, both 24, are believed to have been a couple since 2019 - although they briefly split in 2021.
Both hailing from the northern Italian city of Brescia, Pastore accompanied Tonali via private jet when the player arrived at Newcastle in the summer of 2023.
The fashion designer was also a fixture among the Toon's wives and girlfriends who joined fans partying in London in the build-up to the Carabao Cup final.
The pair announced their engagement at the start of March, with the pair flashing Pastore's glittering engagement ring in a shared Instagram post.
With the 2024/25 season coming to a close, the midfielder and his bride-to-be are now likely preparing to celebrate their nuptials in some styles.
And Pastore kicked festivities off in their native Italy with a group of her friends, sharing her plans with her over 130,000 followers.
The Instagram star posed with friends dressed in bridal white to contrast with their bridesmaids' black, and over the weekend sported a number of special accessories including a 'wifey' hair scrunchie, and a badge that proclaimed her a 'future wife' in Italian.
The group appeared to visit a beach club as well as party the night away, with Pastore updating social media with snapshots from her itinerary.
Other custom tributes to her upcoming marriage included a bottle of wine emblazoned with Tonali's face, t-shirts embroidered with 'Juliette's bachelorette', and straw baskets filled with gifts.
Pastore's loyal followers flooded the post's comments section with complimentary messages, with many no doubt keen to find out when Pastore and Tonali are due to be married.
The footballing couple are one of a number of Premier League stars and their partners who have capitalised on a gap in the hectic football schedule to organise their weddings.
The bridal party were also given personalised straw baskets filled with hen party gifts
Other custom items included a t-shirt in honour of 'Juliette's Bachelorette' and badges proclaiming Pastore a 'future wife' in Italian
Everton star Dominic Calvert-Lewin, and England internationals Eberechi Eze and Ollie Watkins all took the plunge and hosted weddings to remember as the season drew to a close.
But although his off-season would appear to be filled with personal landmarks, Tonali experienced his own on the pitch during Newcastle's last campaign.
The former AC Milan star helped the Magpies secure their first major trophy in over 70 years when the side won the Carabao Cup at Wembley in March.
Tonali was a valuable member of Eddie Howe's squad for the duration of the campaign, making 45 appearances across all competitions.
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