Jet-Setting Lives of Football WAGs: A Year in Travel

Attwood has been named ‘football’s most-travelled Wag of the year’ after accumulating more than 30,000 air miles, as reported by The Sun.

The partner of Everton star Grealish has enjoyed sun-soaked vacations in Dubai, Ibiza, Paris, and Majorca, in addition to family holidays in Spain and Italy. Her extensive travel itinerary places her at the top of the tabloid’s rankings, surpassing Vardy, who secured second place with only nine trips in 2023, which included visits to the Alps, Verona, Thailand, Dubai, and Portugal. Meanwhile, Rooney saw her average of 12 trips annually drop to merely four over the past year, opting for family getaways with her husband Wayne and their four sons to destinations like Disneyland Paris, Portugal, Ibiza, and a caravan holiday in Wales.

Other notable figures featured on the list include Cam Reading, partner of Scott McTominay; Anouska Santos, partner of Manchester United defender Luke Shaw; Paige Milian, fiancée of Raheem Sterling; and Megan, wife of Jordan Pickford. Dani Dyer, wife of Jarrod Bowen, rounded out the list, having recently celebrated her marriage and honeymoon in Italy and Ibiza.

Influencer Attwood has defended her luxurious travel lifestyle after facing criticism from a viewer during a vlog who asked, “How many holidays can one have?” She responded confidently, stating, “As many as one wants.”

Grealish has also been in the news, notably for missing Everton’s recent goalless draw with Burnley due to illness. His absence followed a lavish pre-Christmas party in London with former Manchester City teammate Kyle Walker, where reports suggest they spent £20,000, culminating in a late-night outing to a strip club in Leicester Square.

In other news, the Vardy family is acclimating to life in Italy after Jamie Vardy’s emotional departure from Leicester last summer for a surprise move to Serie A team Cremonese. Vardy scored his first Serie A goal against Atalanta in October, celebrating with an impressive backflip. Despite approaching his 39th birthday, he has managed to score four goals in 11 appearances and recently became the first Englishman to receive Serie A’s Player of the Month award.

However, the family has faced challenges, including a burglary in November while Vardy was playing against Roma, resulting in the theft of valuables valued at £80,000.

Vardy’s transition to Italy is set to be featured in an upcoming docuseries, detailing his remarkable rise through football and Leicester’s unexpected Premier League title win in 2016. His wife Rebekah is expected to feature prominently in the series, which aims to provide an intimate look into their family’s life. Similarly, the Rooneys are also slated to appear in a documentary following a multi-million deal with Disney+.

As for Grealish, he is enjoying his time at Everton following a loan move from Manchester City, though his performance has not yet secured him a spot in Thomas Tuchel’s England squad for the upcoming World Cup in 2026, making his participation in the tournament in the United States, Mexico, and Canada unlikely.