Ex-Barcelona WAG goes topless on beach and posts close-up of 'dangerous bikini'

The stunning Spanish model Jessica Goicoechea has stunned fans with her raunchy Instagram post showing a dangerous close up of her bikini

Posted Wednesday, August 02, 2023 by Dailystar.co.uk

Former Barcelona WAG Jessica Goicoechea has stunned fans with her latest collection of raunchy pictures on Instagram.

Goicoechea, who is the better half of Spain international and current Real Betis centre-back Marc Bartra, showed off her artistic collection of snaps as she posed topless with fruit and books during her trip to Mallorca.

The stunner is no stranger to pushing the boundaries to her 1.8million followers on Instagram and came incredibly close to revealing all with a dangerously close call in what was left of the bikini she was wearing.

The Spanish beauty captioned her post: "Holidays with the best and very spoiled by @capvermellgh @agenciacom_mallorca" and posted everything from her munching on strawberries to reading books topless by the sea.

And fans couldn't quite believe what they were being treated to, with one comment saying: "These are so hot wow!!"

A second said: "Can I be reincarnated in a strawberry?" With a third saying: "Dangerous bikini," in reference to a close-up of her bikini bottom.

Another said: "Wishing I was the book in slide 7," which showed Goicoechea holding a book against her bare breasts.

Whilst Goicoechea gets it all out on the beaches of Mallorca, boyfriend Bartra has been making waves in pre-season with Betis after his goal against Burnley went viral.

The 32-year-old scored directly from a free-kick inside his own half as he caught former Manchester City youngster James Trafford in no man's land.

Bartra is currently in his second spell at the Estadio Benito Villamarín after rejoining following a year at Trabzonspor in Turkey to see him and Goicoechea return home to where they met last year.

The 14-time Spain international won five La Liga titles, three Copa del Rey and two Champions Leagues during his six-year stay at Barcelona before he joined Borussia Dortmund in 2016 and lifted the DFB-Pokal.