FORMER Barcelona star Marc Bartra has reportedly split up with Jessica Goicoechea — once dubbed the “world’s most daring Wag” after revealing the couple’s outrageous sex deal.
Spanish duo Bartra, 33, and Jessica, 27, began dating in 2021.
Marc Bartra and Jessica Goicoechea have reportedly split up[/caption] The couple had been dating since 2021[/caption] Jessica recently spilled the beans about their outrageous sex deal[/caption]The couple hit the headlines in their country for their saucy exploits.
But they have now gone their separate ways after three years together, says Bild.
Jessica made no secret of her love life with Bartra, who has also played for Borussia Dortmund and Trabzonspor.
She left fans flustered by admitting that the pair had a sex deal.
Jessica said in March: “Every day we see each other, we have to deliver.
“If we don’t do it one day, you have to do it twice the day after.”
She also opened up over how difficult it was to be apart at times, with Jessica often travelling due to her modelling commitments.
She added: “I was in Bali for half the month, which means I wasn’t with my partner.
“We were a group of six people, we had very little privacy.
“And when possible I closed the curtains and the door.
“That was clear, but there wasn’t much you could do with so many people.”
Before dating Jessica, Bartra was married to journalist Melissa Jimenez.
The pair share a nine-year-old daughter, Gala.
Bartra began his career at Barcelona after coming through the famed La Masia academy.
He made his debut in the 2009/2010 season and went on to make 103 appearances before joining Dortmund in 2016, leaving with five LaLiga titles and two Champions Leagues.
Bartra featured 51 times for the Bundesliga side and won the German Cup before returning to Spain 18 months later with Betis.
He played 146 times while winning the Copa del Rey, calling time in 2022 for a switch to Turkey with Trabzonspor.
But Bartra lasted just a year with the Super Lig side and rejoined Betis last summer, going on to make four appearances last term.