Euro 2024: Who is Marcel Sabitzer's wife?
So who is Marcel Sabitzer's wife? The Dortmund star will be a key player for Austria at Euro 2024

So who is Marcel Sabitzer's wife? The Austrian will be cheered on by a partner and child at Euro 2024 this summer.
Sabitzer has enjoyed a good season with Borussia Dortmund and will be a key player for Austria at Euro 2024.
The attacker is also the son of former Austria international Herfried Sabitzer.
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Who is Marcel Sabitzer's wife?
Sabitzer got engaged to Ukrainian-born Katja Kuhne in 2020. Kuhne came to Germany to study in her teens and shot to fame when she won German reality TV show, The Bachelor.
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The couple got together in 2017. Sabitzer became a father when Kuhne gave birth to Mary Lou.
“A child gives you a different perspective on life and certain situations,” he told The Red Bulletin.
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