The wife of Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Matvei Safonov has hit back at an OnlyFans model after she offered the shot-stopper a 'night of passion' if he helped his side win the Champions League.
PSG came out on top in a tense final in Budapest on Saturday night, beating Arsenal on penalties after the game had finished 1-1 after extra time. Safonov didn't have the best of games, with many arguing he could have done better for Kai Havertz's opener. He also failed to save a penalty, but Eberechi Eze and Gabriel fired off target.
Still, he was a part of the winning team, having received an offer from adult actress Mary Rock. Rock posted last week: 'Hello Matvey Safonov! As a PSG fan, I wish you luck and victory against Arsenal in the Champions League final. And to make the triumph even sweeter, I promise you as many passionate nights as you have saves in the match!'
Safonov's wife, Marina Kondratiuk, hit back, but saw the funny side of things. She said before the game: 'An adult actress wished my husband good luck for the Champions League final and promised a hot night for every save. She has no idea that, for him, passionate nights mean doing crosswords, watching the quiz show "What? Where? When?" and going to bed at 11.30pm because, damn it, he has to get up early the next day for training.'
Rock would reply again, admitting she would not be watching the final. She said: 'Unfortunately, I have to travel, so I'll avoid looking at the screen. But as soon as the result is in, I hope I can send him a message on Instagram.' When asked what she would message, she said: 'I hope I'll send him a hot note... We can do crosswords together and talk about it.'
Ironically, though he was part of the winning team, Safonov failed to make a save in the game. Arsenal had just one shot on target, which was Havertz's goal in the sixth minute. The Russian, though, is proudly married and often shares snaps of his adventures with Kondratiuk on social media.
He joined PSG from Krasnodar in Russia for around £17.3million and was initially back-up to Gianluigi Donnarumma. This year, he was supposed to be second choice to Lucas Chevalier, but displaced the 24-year-old and became the undisputed No 1.
