Arsenal Invincible now selling fruit and veg - and looks completely different

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Arsenal Invincible Rami Shaaban now sells fruit and vegetables and looks completely different from his time with the Gunners.The retired Swedish goalkeeper spent two seasons with Arsenal from 2002 to 2004 and made a total of five appearances between the sticks under Arsene Wenger.

Shaaban was a member of the Invincibles squad but failed to meet the threshold to receive a Premier League winners medal after being loaned out to West Ham United midway through the season.After retiring from professional football in 2012, Shaaban launched his own fruit and veg business in his native Sweden, called Rami Fresh.READ MORE: FA investigate Arsenal and Liverpool bust-up and alleged comment after penaltyThe company are specialists in the supply of fruit and veg in Sweden, providing products from a farm in Egypt, where members of Shaaban's family originally hail from.Both Shaaban and Rami Fresh's social media feeds feature a number of images of the former goalkeeper showing off his company's products.Whilst he still has the same long hair he sported during his Arsenal days, the 47-year-old's locks have now gone grey and he pairs his barnet with a short greying beard.Where will Arsenal finish in the Premier League this season?

Let us know in the comments section below.Having joined Arsenal from Djurgarden in 2002, Shaaban went on to make five appearances during the following season across the Premier League and Champions League.He kept two clean sheets for the club, including in a 3-0 win over north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur in November 2002, a game that featured Thierry Henry's iconic knee slide celebration.Shaaban still follows the Gunners almost two decades after leaving the club and shared a pic of that Henry celebration after.