WAYNE LINEKER has had fans in stitches with a throwback snap of himself and his brother Gary.
The Ibiza nightclub owner shared the picture of the two in their youth on Instagram for his 863k followers on the social media platform.
The snap shows the pair as children in shirts and ties with the pair looking unrecognizable to themselves now.
However since then the two have gone down very different paths as Gary was an iconic footballer with England and featured for Leicester City, Tottenham, Everton and Barcelona during his playing days before going on to present Match of the Day.
Wayne on the other hand is known for owning Ibiza's famous O Beach Ibiza, which often hosts footballers and beautiful women.
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But it was the caption that caught most of his follower's attention with his unique way of words.
He wrote: "Same mum same dad just different journeys…
"Match of the day to snatch or the day ????♂️????.
"But I will always be his biggest fan ????."
And fans wished him well and hoped that they can rebuild their relationship.
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One commented: "Aww I hope you manage to sort things out."
A second wrote: "You only have one bro ????❤️."
A third said: "The two of ya really need to make up. There’s only one life."
While a fourth added: "Whatever your differences Gary Lineker should make things right with you Wayne Lineker. A classy post ….. well played."
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However, others could not help but laugh at the caption the Celebs Go Dating star used.
One joked: "Snatch of the day ????."
A second chimed in with: "Big heart Wayne Lineker snatch of the day always."
In 2017, Wayne revealed that the two had started speaking again after a rift between the two saw their relationship damaged.
Wayne believes that this was down to Gary's now ex-wife Danielle Bux although they were spotted together in the Balearic Islands during their time off earlier this year.
He told The Sunday Mirror: “We talk now. We are not how we were years and years ago, but we speak more now.”
