Juventus star Alisha Lehmann has been blasted by fans on social media after the Serie A Women's side won the title.
Back in July, Lehmann and long-term boyfriend Douglas Luiz both left Aston Villa to join Italian giants Juventus ahead of the 2024/25 season.
Although Luiz has struggled, things couldn't have gone much better for Lehmann, as Juventus won the Serie A Women's title on Friday, as their 2-0 win over AC Milan put them 10 points clear of second-placed Inter Milan, who have just three games left to play.
However, fans aren't happy with the Switzerland international, as they took to social media to call her out for what she did shortly after Juventus were confirmed as champions.
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Since arriving in Turin, Lehmann has scored just two goals across 17 appearances for Juventus, with most of her minutes coming from the bench while her last start was for the 2-2 draw with Sassuolo in November.
Despite this, the forward led her club's title celebrations in a clip that has since gone viral online as fans are not happy.
Taking to X, one angry fan asked: "Why is Alisha at the front?"
"She's only scored two goals in 17 games ffs where's Girelli? The actual star player."
Juventus striker Cristiana Girelli has been the standout performer this season, scoring 19 goals in 22 appearances, including both goals in the title-decider against AC Milan.
Another fan echoed this frustration, adding: "For no reason and unnecessarily, Alisha Lehmann always want to be on the spotlight.
One fan agreed: "Front and centre while she played 36 minutes in total for Juventus this year. Have some shame."
And one joked: "Lehmann is the person that just wrote their name on the group presentation."
Lehmann played only played eight minutes of the match against AC Milan and it was her first appearance in the league since another brief nine-minute cameo again against AC Milan on February 9.
The match against Sassuolo was the only time that she played the entire 90 minutes of the match, as it appears she has been busy off the pitch working as a manager for the Baller League alongside Maya Jama.
Ben McCrum