Lautaro Martinez, the Inter Milan striker, has been preparing for his team’s upcoming Champions League final against Manchester City in style. He recently got married to his partner, Agustina Gandolfo, at Italy’s famous Lake Como. The wedding was attended by several star guests, including Chelsea’s Enzo Fernandez and other Argentina World Cup winners. Martinez and Gandolfo have a daughter together, and they decided to tie the knot after Martinez’s whirlwind season for club and country. The striker helped Argentina win their third World Cup with victory over France in Qatar and scored 21 league goals to see Inter finish runners-up in Serie A behind Napoli. He also netted both Inter’s goals as they beat Fiorentina in the Coppa Italia final. Martinez hopes to add a Champions League trophy to his World Cup next month. The wedding was a glamorous affair, attended by numerous football pals, including former teammate Achraf Hakimi and Inter legend Javier Zanetti. However, there was no sign of Lionel Messi, who was seen at a Coldplay concert in Barcelona on Sunday. Guests enjoyed a beautiful outdoor reception before the newlyweds said their vows on a raised altar. The party then started indoors, with Martinez swapping his suit for a casual white T-shirt before dancing with his pals.
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