Alisha Lehmann standing on a balcony overlooking Lake Como during her time with Como Women
Alisha Lehmann is known for her energy, her football, and her massive global influence — but this week, her mood took a painful hit. The Switzerland international shared a video on Instagram showing her bedroom turned upside down after burglars broke into her home in Como, Italy.
She wasn’t inside during the incident, but the aftermath was enough to leave anyone shaken. Clothes scattered everywhere, wardrobes turned inside out, and personal belongings thrown across the floor — the kind of chaos no athlete wants to come home to after training.
In true Alisha fashion, though, she tried to stay positive, captioning the video with a touch of humor:
“Next time people rob my house, can you please clean up after, cause I’ve got OCD.”
Even in stressful moments, her personality shines through.
Lehmann’s Italian journey has been eventful from the very start. After leaving the WSL — where she featured for West Ham, Everton, and Aston Villa — she moved to Italy in 2024 to join Juventus. Her debut season brought success, celebration, and a Serie A title, but not always consistent playing time.
The chance to take on a bigger role led her to accept a fresh opportunity with Como Women in 2025. The club offered not just minutes on the pitch, but a unique project she deeply believed in.
Life by Lake Como immediately suited her. She often posted photos of her scenic surroundings, reminding fans how peaceful and beautiful her new chapter was. That serenity has now been disrupted, but not enough to dampen her ambition.
Her decision to join Como Women wasn’t simply about football — it was about purpose. She explained this clearly in her interview with The Guardian, sharing that Como’s independence and full focus on women’s football made the project stand out.
To her, this is more than a club. It’s a chance to help build something that lasts, something meaningful in the growing sports market for women’s football. She talked about wanting to compete, grow, and make a real impact on and off the field.
What excites her most is the potential of the Italian women’s league. With more visibility and investment, Serie A Women could become a powerful force in Europe — and she wants to be part of that transformation.
Break-ins are unsettling for anyone, but especially for public figures living abroad. This is a moment that will surely cause her to rethink her living arrangements and security, but it doesn’t look like it will derail her focus.
Lehmann remains committed to playing, improving, and contributing to a club she genuinely believes in. Her connection to Como’s project hasn’t changed — if anything, this might strengthen her determination to make her time in Italy count.
And as always, she has millions of fans watching, supporting, and rallying behind her.
From viral clips to football achievements, Alisha Lehmann is one of the most recognizable faces in the modern sports market. This break-in is an unfortunate setback, but her response shows resilience. Como Women have a star with personality, passion, and purpose — and one stressful night won’t change that.
Sports Market International will continue following her journey, bringing you the stories behind the headlines and the insights driving the best sport blog conversations today.
The Nigeria Football Federation, in collaboration with the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences…
Nigeria’s number one goalkeeper, Chiamaka Nnadozie, has opened a window on the approach the…
The Lagos football community is agog for the maiden edition of Tonic Cup,…
Andoni Iraola backs Harvey Elliott to revive Liverpool career after difficult Aston Villa loan Liverpool…
Joe Cole backs England to beat Argentina as he claims Three Lions will 'put Lionel…