The Premier League's 'Most Stunning WAG' is a Successful Entrepreneur Married to an Ex-Man Utd Ace

During Maja Lindelof's tenure in Manchester, she was officially dubbed the "Premier League's most attractive WAG," a title she has now maintained for more than two years.

As the wife of former Manchester United defender Victor, the businesswoman frequently drew media attention throughout their eight-year residence at Old Trafford.

While her connection to the English top flight dates back to 2017—when United paid £31 million to acquire the Swedish international from Benfica—it wasn't until 2023 that she was first associated with her famous nickname.

Maja Lindelof and Victor Lindelof tied the knot in 2018

According to the AI-driven platform AttractivenessTest.com, Maja holds a nearly perfect beauty rating of 9.7/10. Despite the public accolade, she has previously used her blog to express her distaste for the "WAG" label.

"I am completely exhausted by people attempting to diminish my identity," she stated. "I'm tired of people losing sight of what truly matters. I am an entrepreneur; I run my own business and am on the verge of launching another. Whether that is built on capital or passion is nobody's business but my own."

As the founder of the fashion brand Lisbonne Atelier, Maja has established a flourishing career. Earlier this year, she moved from Manchester to the Midlands following her husband's transfer to Aston Villa.

The Swedish entrepreneur boasts a massive digital presence

After considering various opportunities over the summer, the 31-year-old defender ultimately chose Villa. Expressing his enthusiasm on deadline day, he told Villa TV: "This is a huge club, and I was thrilled when I learned of their interest.

"After discussing it with my wife, we decided it was the right step for our family and for my career. I am incredibly proud to represent this club." Lindelof is expected to be in the lineup for Villa's home match against Manchester United this Sunday, marking his first encounter with his former teammates since leaving in the summer.

Following his first league start of the campaign in a 3-2 victory against West Ham, Villa manager Unai Emery suggested that Lindelof's history with United could be a tactical advantage.

The Spanish coach remarked: "He brings immense experience and high-level professionalism. He has great quality and is still at a prime age for football. We secured him in the final hours of the window because we knew he could deliver exactly what he showed against West Ham.

"He performed precisely as I anticipated for the full 90 minutes. He was fantastic. Working with him is simple because he adapts so rapidly; he provides exactly what we need through his veteran experience."