- Aston Villa’s Alisha Lehmann and Douglas Luiz are poised to make football history by joining Juventus in a groundbreaking double transfer
- While Luiz’s deal is nearly finalized, Juventus is also eyeing Lehmann, the popular female footballer with a massive Instagram following
- If successful, this unique move would see the couple playing together for the Italian giants, promising an exciting shift in their careers
Aston Villa’s Douglas Luiz and Alisha Lehmann are on the verge of a historic double transfer to Juventus.
While Luiz’s deal inches closer to completion—with Villa receiving Weston McKennie, Samuel Iling-Junior, and £17 million in exchange—Juventus is also keen on securing Lehmann’s signature.
The 25-year-old Swiss forward, transcends the pitch. With over 16.6 million followers on Instagram—far surpassing Villa’s official account—she brings a global fan base and marketability. Lehmann’s flair, speed, and eye for goal have made her a standout player in women’s football. Now, Juventus aims to add her to their ranks.
Since rekindling their relationship in 2021 after a brief split, Luis and Alisha have become a power couple. Reports suggest Luis may have prompted Alisha transfer.
For both players, this move represents a career-defining shift. Juventus’s participation in the UEFA Champions League next season adds allure.
Lehmann’s 15 appearances for Villa last season, coupled with her FA WSL Cup involvement, demonstrate her impact. Her arrival wouldn’t strain Juventus’s women’s team budget, as she’d occupy one of the 10 foreign player slots.
Fans eagerly await confirmation of this exciting transfer, which could see both players gracing the Champions League stage next season.
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