Arsenal legend Jens Lehmann’s 25-year-old wife confirmed they divorced after raiding neighbor’s house with chainsaw and arrested for driving under the influence of drunkenness

Jens Lehmann’s ex-wife, Conny, confirmed that the two had split and ended their 25-year marriage.

The couple has lived apart for a long time, and before Conny officially resigned, Conny moved out of their villa. Munich real estate agents sold stunning mats in January for €11.9 million (£10.9 million).

The split between Conny and Lehmann, 52, comes after a series of controversies over the past year.

“I’m single,” Connie told Bild. She stressed: “I am a happy single but don’t want to talk about my relationship with her current ex-husband.

The two met in 1995, and then they formally gathered in 1999 and got married in October of that year.

Connie has previously been associated with former Borussia Dortmund and German midfielder Knut Reinhardt, who has two children with Lehmann, Mats, 24 and Lieselotta, now 55.

This happened after Lehmann reported disputes on drink driving, fraud and property damage

Lehman made 200 appearances in all of his two matches in North London

During the game, she has been with the Arsenal star and helped him through all kinds of difficult times.

The couple has been around for a while and Connie finds a new partner as Lehmann stays in their home and then sells it.

They did have a family vacation last summer, but the report claimed it was for the benefit of the child, not any romantic feelings between the two.

It was reported that things surfaced when Connie met with friends during the Oktoberfest celebration in Germany last year, and Lehmann was portrayed as having fun in a separate area with several young women.

After these celebrations in September, Lehman was evacuated by police after driving allegedly. When asked to get out of the car, he threw it several times, trying hard to get up.

The 55-year-old was reportedly stopped by police around 1:30 a.m. around Ledersosen after the Oktoberfest celebration.

A report by Bild at the time claimed that the former German No. 1 alcohol was shocking and smelling alcohol and that he had to be taken to the police station for further testing because he could not complete the exhalation test.

The couple has long lived separately, and their old house reportedly cost €12.9 million (£100.9 million) in January

The channel also claimed that the stench of alcohol on Lehmann was so abundant that officials could smell it through his open windows. He reportedly had been trying to find his driver’s license instead of producing his ID, and then eventually found his license after several failed attempts.

Lehman was asked to show his warning triangle and first aid kit, but when he opened his boots, he struggled to stand and was forced to hold the car to stay upright.

Additionally, Lehman allegedly failed the respirator test and he vomited at least twice, the second time he had been on the roadside.

Lehmann was taken to the Munich Institute of Forensic Sciences for blood tests.

The Munich prosecutor’s office demanded a fine of £60,000. The former plug has appealed and was tried on Thursday, April 3.

Since then, his driver’s license has been confiscated.

The incident is the latest in the latest controversy that has plagued former goalkeepers in recent months.

Last year, he was fined £112,500 for property damage and attempted fraud by German courts.

Connie and Lehman have been less and less in the public over the past few years.

Arsenal’s first goalkeeper in the 2003-04 “Invincible” season was accused of using a chainsaw to penetrate the roof beam of a new garage on a neighbor’s property in the summer of 2022.

After Lehman appealed the initial ruling, he filed a verdict that sent him a moratorium on sentence and fined more than £350,000.

Criminal charges were dropped after Lehman reached an out-of-state settlement with neighbors who allegedly exceeded £50,000.

He was also tried for evading parking fines, which is said to be payment.