‘World’s sexiest footballer’ Alisha Lehmann sets pulses racing with all-leather photoshoot… after the Aston Villa forward revealed an A-list celebrity offered her £90,000 for a one-night stand

Aston Villa’s Alisha Lehmann sent pulses racing in her latest photo shoot.

The Swiss footballer is one of the most prominent figures in the women’s game, with more than 15.5 million followers on Instagram.

Chosen as the first female cover girl for SWM, the 24-year-old posed for photos in MJ Jones jewelry, while also wearing a striking leather jacket and over-the-knee boots.

Lehmann wore her hair down for the all-leather shoot as part of her collaboration with the lifestyle brand, and in part of her interview, she says: “Sometimes you break the rules, but I think you have to because that’s the road to success. .’

Lehmann was thought to be the most valuable women’s footballer at this summer’s Women’s World Cup on Instagram, with her average value per post estimated to be £241,314.

Alisha Lehmann made history as the first female star on the cover of SWM with this sultry photoshoot

The Aston Villa striker has become one of the most popular players in women’s football

Her notoriety beyond football means she is a sought-after woman and she recently revealed she received an offer of £90,000 (CHf100,000) from a ‘very famous person’ to spend the night with him.

“I was in Miami, my favorite place, and I met some friends at a club,” explained the player DirTea Talk podcast. “I received a message on my cell phone, which I did not answer, but the same person then sent a message to the bodyguard who was taking care of me.”

“The texts came from a very famous person. We had bumped into each other before at an event.

“The message said: ‘I will pay Alisha 100,000 Swiss francs (about $110,000) to spend a night with her.’

Lehmann rejected the offer while teasingly questioning the amount, prompting the unidentified man to repeat her bodyguard’s message.

But my answer was – no way! And only 100,000?” Lehmann added. “The crazy thing is I still have his text on my phone. It’s a bit silly.’

When asked to drop a hint about the man’s identity, she was tight-lipped, saying: “I cannot reveal his name. But he is very, very well known internationally.’

The 24-year-old used the photo session and the interview to talk about her life outside the field

The Aston Villa player has built a strong brand on Instagram and achieved international fame

The 24-year-old became the first female brand ambassador for KSI and Logan Paul’s Prime sports drink, joining the ranks of male peers such as Erling Haaland, and is also making waves as a businesswoman in the fashion world.

Such is her fame that the WSL star is releasing her own calendar for the second year in a row.

IN In February, Lehmann spoke about how she has coped with her rapid rise to fame both on and off the pitch.

“Some people just see Instagram and social media and don’t even know I play football, when I don’t post a football picture for a week, people say ‘oh she doesn’t even play’,” she explained.

“I think sometimes it’s a bit difficult because obviously I play like I train every day, like everyone else, like I play every weekend and sometimes it’s difficult because they take a picture with you.

“I am a proper footballer. I work hard every day. I want to be the best version of myself in football and this is my first priority in life.”

The 42-cap international joined Villa in 2021 and in August extended her stay in the Midlands until 2026, with the option of a further year.

In 2023 Lehmann will even publish its photo calendar for the second year in a row

The 24-year-old is thought to have the highest estimated earnings per Instagram post of any female footballer featured in the Women’s World Cup.

Canadian rapper Drake is a fan of Lehmann and she recently revealed that the music artist had managed to get hold of one of her Aston Villa shirts.

She did not confirm whether she would have agreed to the request For all dogs artist, but if she does, Drake can find the jersey she sends looking for.

Villa have struggled this season with their matchday kits, with the controversial Castore fabric becoming drenched in sweat within minutes of action.

Carla Ward’s side opted to wear the unpopular shirt in their season opener against Manchester United, despite complaints from both men and women.

The club is working with Castore to find a solution to the heavy jerseys – which could affect the team’s performance – as soon as possible.

Alisha Lehmann is seen listening to MJ Jones jewelry as she poses for a portrait shoot as the first female cover for SWM.