While on a vacation in Thailand with his companion, Arsenal cult hero Nicklas Bendtner appeared almost unrecognizable.
Partner Sus and Bendtner, 36, appeared to be enjoying themselves at a surf bar along the Thai coast.
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Bendtner appeared to have lengthier hair than ever before while on vacation and embracing his surfer side.
The ex-Arsenal player has also significantly expanded his tattoo collection since his Premier League days.
He appeared in the photograph with his Danish actress companion, Sus.
She was adorned in a yellow swimsuit while enjoying an idyllic vacation that included riding a jet ski.
In January 2020, Bendtner retired after his final appearance for FC Copenhagen.
In a Danish interview, he acknowledged harboring remorse for both his retirement and certain phases of his professional trajectory.
A notorious party boy lifestyle, on-field altercations, and outrageous public relations antics characterized the striker.
Following his Euro 2012 goal for Denmark, he raised his shirt to unveil a pair of trousers bearing the Paddy Power logo.
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£80,000 was levied against him for the unprecedented stunt.
Regarding career regrets, Bendtner stated, “Football is love for me.” It is the only activity that I have genuinely enjoyed and that has provided me with a sense of personal freedom.
“A location to which I belonged.
“Upon entering the arena, all additional challenges vanished.
“Moreover, I felt like an integral part of something greater than myself in the locker room.”
“I greatly appreciated that. However, exactly the same difficulty arises when attempting to locate it elsewhere.
Bendtner acknowledged that it required some time for him to achieve inner calm.
He stated, “I have never intended to cause anyone pain or disappointment on purpose.”
“However, despite having a good heart, I can at times have a bit of a difficult personality; as a result, I may have placed some individuals in more challenging circumstances than I ought to have.”
“Therefore, as I age, I can now rest here and ponder…” Why? What transpired? I might come to repent that.”
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