Conor Gallagher has revealed he's engaged to his girlfriend Aine May Kennedy after popping the question during a romantic getaway to Mallorca.

The Spurs and England star, 26, shared the happy news with his followers alongside a collection of snaps from the proposal.

Conor shared a gallery of snaps showing the moment he proposed to Aine while they stayed at the La Residencia Hotel.

The couple have been dating for eight years, beginning during Conor's early days at the Chelsea's Academy in 2018.

Conor captioned the post: 'Here's to forever. 10.06.2026.'

Hailing from Ireland, Aine is a model and professional dancer, and she regularly supports him at his matches.

Despite having 22 caps for his country, Conor missed out on selection for Thomas Tuchel's England squad, which has headed to the US for the World Cup.

Following a turbulent end to the season for Spurs, which saw the club narrowly avoid relegation, it's thought that head coach Robert De Zerbi would like to keep Conor at the club next season.

Praising his manager after their 1-0 win over Everton secured survival on the final day, Conor said: 'He's really turned it around.

'From the first day or two he had everyone under his wing. Everyone trusted him instantly. Everything he was doing, it was like, 'thank God he's come in'. Straight away.

'I can't speak highly enough of him or what he's done for the club, for the team and for me individually. I'm looking forward to working with him even more.'

Prior to his surprise move to Spurs in January, Aine had shared on Instagram her excitement at returning to the capital.

Life is crazy. We are going home, while leaving a city (Madrid) that we will call home forever. One minute we are cooking dinner, next minute we are packing suitcases.

'You're the best CG, this is going to be so good. I’m so happy and excited for you to start a new chapter. COYS.'

Gallagher was signed for £30million from Atletico Madrid in January and made his debut in a home defeat against West Ham, the fourth game of that dire run of 15 without a win.

Head coach Thomas Frank was sacked in February and replaced by Igor Tudor who moved Gallagher out from central midfield to the wing before dropping him to the bench.

'It was such bad times,' said Gallagher. 'We were losing most of our games. I wasn't playing. When I did play, I didn't do very well. I was playing out of position.

'I had just moved back to England from Madrid and wanted to hit the ground running back in the Premier League and none of it was happening. It just shows you the importance of confidence and rhythm.'

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