Fans have been left confused after seeing who Juventus player Alisha Lehmann tagged in her Halloween outfit post.
On Thursday the Swiss star shared a snap on X, formerly known as Twitter, to her followers - appearing to dress up as Batwoman with skin-tight all black outfit, high heels and black sunglasses.
Lehmann, formerly of Everton, West Ham and Aston Villa, also captioned the post with bat pumpkin and black heart emojis.
The post was viewed more than 500,000 times and received 16,000 likes. But bizarrely, in addition to tagging @484MGMT, the 25-year-old also mentioned five-time Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo in her post.
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The two have both represented Juventus and Lehmann has named Ronaldo as the best player ever before, but fans were left mystified as to why Lehmann had tagged the Manchester United and Real Madrid legend, now plying his trade with Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia.
One wrote: "Why tagging Ronaldo."
A second said: "Douglas Luiz seeing her tag Ronaldo instead of him," with a gif of rain falling on a person.
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A third asked: "The question is why did she tag Ronaldo?"
A fourth commented: "Tagging Cristiano Ronaldo over ur fella is crazy."
A fifth added: "Tagged her goat", with an eyes emoji.
Lehmann is one of the most popular female footballers in the world, boasting 17 million followers on Instagram. She is in a relationship with Brazil midfielder Douglas Luiz, with the couple leaving Villa for Juventus in an unprecedented double deal in the summer.
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The pair got together in 2021 when Lehmann moved from West Ham and briefly split up before getting back together.
Earlier this year, Luiz revealed that the two do not speak about football at home and also live a normal life.
"We do everything normal. We go to dinner when we want. I am more a home person anyway. But of course I do want to do some social things with her," he told the Daily Mail.
Lehmann has one goal in seven appearances for Juventus' women, while Luiz has featured nine times.
Topics:Ā Cristiano Ronaldo, Juventus
Josh Lawless