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World's Sexiest Footballer Alisha Lehmann Slammed for Makeup

World's Sexiest Footballer Alisha Lehmann Slammed for Makeup
Published 2 years ago on Nov 03, 2023

In a recent Nations League clash, Alisha Lehmann, who has earned the title of 'the world's sexiest footballer' and boasts the highest number of social media followers among female footballers, found herself in the spotlight, not just for her performance on the field but for her choice to wear makeup during the match. Switzerland faced a daunting 7-1 defeat at home to Spain, and Lehmann's appearance did not go unnoticed by online critics.

Alisha Lehmann has been targeted by trolls for wearing make-up during Switzerland's heavy defeat to Spain

Lehmann, known for her striking presence both on and off the field, was among the Swiss players who took to the pitch to compete against Spain. While she couldn't prevent the heavy loss, some users on social media platforms seized the opportunity to comment on her decision to wear makeup during the game.

One comment read, 'All that makeup just to lose 1-7 on home soil.' Another user expressed, 'Ever feel like a muppet being the only one with makeup on to play a sport?'

"Why all the makeup during a game?" queried an Instagram user, and another remarked, 'Less paint and more goals.'

Lehmann started the Nations League game but could not stop her side falling to a 7-1 loss

Despite the online scrutiny, Alisha Lehmann's Instagram post, which featured a picture of her in action during the match and alongside her teammates, received considerable attention. At the time of writing, the post garnered more than 670,000 likes, underscoring her significant online presence.

However, the negative comments she faced are not unfamiliar to Lehmann. In the past, she has spoken out about her experiences dealing with online trolls, many of whom have sent her vile and derogatory messages, including sexist remarks that encourage her to 'stay in the kitchen.'

The 24-year-old is the most followed women's football star with 16 Instagram subscribers

"A lot of times people say: 'women can't play football, they should be in the kitchen,'" Lehmann revealed during an interview with Sky Sports. "You know what I think actually? It's obviously not a nice thing to say because we train so hard every single day, but it gives me more strength. I feel bad as my mum sends me stuff. I say to her: 'Don't read this, I would never read it.' I don't really care (about the comments), to be honest. I just don't read or look. I just brush it off and focus on the positive comments."

Alisha Lehmann emphasized that she remains undeterred by the criticism and hateful comments, choosing to concentrate on the supportive and constructive feedback from her fans.

"It's always easy to say stuff behind a computer," she noted. "I don't think people would stand in front of our female footballers and say: 'You can't play.'"

Despite the challenges she faces, Lehmann's ever-growing online following is a testament to her popularity and influence. However, she has made it clear that her primary focus has always been on her passion for football, and her rise to social media fame was not a planned endeavor.

Lehmann had posted pictures of herself during the game defiantly saying: 'Never give up'

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In a recent Nations League clash, Alisha Lehmann, who has earned the title of 'the world's sexiest footballer' and boasts the highest number of social media followers among female footballers, found herself in the spotlight, not just for her performance on the field but for her choice to wear makeup during the match. Switzerland faced a daunting 7-1 defeat at home to Spain, and Lehmann's appearance did not go unnoticed by online critics.

Alisha Lehmann has been targeted by trolls for wearing make-up during Switzerland's heavy defeat to Spain

Lehmann, known for her striking presence both on and off the field, was among the Swiss players who took to the pitch to compete against Spain. While she couldn't prevent the heavy loss, some users on social media platforms seized the opportunity to comment on her decision to wear makeup during the game.

One comment read, 'All that makeup just to lose 1-7 on home soil.' Another user expressed, 'Ever feel like a muppet being the only one with makeup on to play a sport?'

"Why all the makeup during a game?" queried an Instagram user, and another remarked, 'Less paint and more goals.'

Lehmann started the Nations League game but could not stop her side falling to a 7-1 loss

Despite the online scrutiny, Alisha Lehmann's Instagram post, which featured a picture of her in action during the match and alongside her teammates, received considerable attention. At the time of writing, the post garnered more than 670,000 likes, underscoring her significant online presence.

However, the negative comments she faced are not unfamiliar to Lehmann. In the past, she has spoken out about her experiences dealing with online trolls, many of whom have sent her vile and derogatory messages, including sexist remarks that encourage her to 'stay in the kitchen.'

The 24-year-old is the most followed women's football star with 16 Instagram subscribers

"A lot of times people say: 'women can't play football, they should be in the kitchen,'" Lehmann revealed during an interview with Sky Sports. "You know what I think actually? It's obviously not a nice thing to say because we train so hard every single day, but it gives me more strength. I feel bad as my mum sends me stuff. I say to her: 'Don't read this, I would never read it.' I don't really care (about the comments), to be honest. I just don't read or look. I just brush it off and focus on the positive comments."

Alisha Lehmann emphasized that she remains undeterred by the criticism and hateful comments, choosing to concentrate on the supportive and constructive feedback from her fans.

"It's always easy to say stuff behind a computer," she noted. "I don't think people would stand in front of our female footballers and say: 'You can't play.'"

Despite the challenges she faces, Lehmann's ever-growing online following is a testament to her popularity and influence. However, she has made it clear that her primary focus has always been on her passion for football, and her rise to social media fame was not a planned endeavor.

Lehmann had posted pictures of herself during the game defiantly saying: 'Never give up'

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