Arsenal Invincible looks like a new man with gray hair and beard a decade after retiring – and is now selling fruit and veg
AN ARSENAL Invincibles star is looking like a new man with gray hair and a beard a decade later after retiring from football – and he now runs a successful fruit and veg business.
The 47-year-old goaltender played for the Gunners for two years between 2002 and 2004.
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He made just five appearances for the north London club.
The Swede, with 16 caps, was part of the Arsenal squad that went unbeaten in 2003/04 but failed to win a Premier League medal.
He was also loaned to West Ham in January 2004 before being sacked by Arsenal in the summer.
He then spent a year in Brighton before playing in Norway and retiring in 2012 with Hammarby IF in his home country.
But a decade after his retirement, now with gray hair and beard, the ex-Prem footballer is in the fresh food business.
His company specializes in supplying the fruit and vegetable segment from Egypt.
Rami Fresh is based in Sweden and offers a range of fruit and vegetables from the best farms in Egypt.
And the mystery footballer can be revealed to be…Rami Shaaban.
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Still interested in football, Shaaban is good friends with fellow countryman and ex-Arsenal teammate Freddie Ljungberg.
He was also pleased Arsenal dominated Tottenham in the North London Derby last weekend.
He shared a memoir of Thierry Henry’s iconic knee slip from Arsenal’s 3-0 win over Spurs in 2002 and tweeted: “Today is such a day!”
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