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Ashton Villa superstar Alisha Lehmann gets lucrative offer to put out thirst traps on adult site

Alisha Lehmann, the forward from Ashton Villa has hit the headlines, yet again. She has a huge army of fans on social media, boasting of 12 million fans on Instagram. The footballer has been offered a 100,000-dollar contract to be a part of an Adult Subscription site called my club. 

The My Club subscription platform has offered a $50k signing-on fee and a further $50k donation to the Swiss women as an incentive to become a part of the platform.

“Given your growing legion of fans, which will only increase as the World Cup approaches this summer, My. Club would like to extend an offer to you to create an account and join the site. It totally makes sense at this level of popularity to launch your ‘own club’. You can post training photos, thirst traps and personally field questions from fans and not have to deal with people sliding in your DMs 24/7”, Mike Ford President of My Club said.

I would like to show that women can actually do it in football – Alisha Lehmann

The Swiss footballer had a different tone. She said that she would give all her attention to the Women’s FIFA World Cup as of now which is slated to start from July 20, 2023. She also plays for the Switzerland national team. She has been a part of BSC YB Frauen. She has also played in FA WSL on loan with Everton.

Ashton Villa are in 5th place on the WSL points table as of now. They will face the Manchester City side in the quarterfinal that will take place the FA Women’s cup. The Swiss often is very busy on social media posting about her daily activities which often gives the fans a glimpse of what her life is like.

“It’s more that it’s really nice, the support and everything and it’s also a big opportunity. I would like to show the world that women can actually do it in football and you don’t need to just to be  normal. You can also be a bit crazy, just be you, and use your personality to show the world who you are. Some people just see Instagram and social media and don’t even know I actually play football.” Lehmann said in an interview with Talk Sport.