Alisha Lehmann has opened up on what life is like at Juventus, while detailing her efforts to return from injury.
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- Lehmann swaps Aston Villa for Juventus
- Opens up on life at the Italian team
- Lifts lid on injury recovery
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ToggleWHAT HAPPENED?
The Swiss international swapped Aston Villa for Juventus last summer and so far she is loving life in Italy. The 26-year-old, who said she is playing for a "really cool team", is currently out with a thigh injury but the forward says she is nearing a return.
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WHAT ALISHA LEHMANN SAID
She told 20min: "I've settled in very, very well. We have a really cool team, we're ambitious and have big goals. That's why we train a lot. We all get on really well and the conditions at Juventus are great. I'm very, very happy."
Lehmann added: "I'm already feeling much better. I'm in rehab now and have been training a lot. I have good people around me at Juventus and I'll be fit again soon."
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Lehmann has played 15 times for Juventus, scoring two goals along the way. However, she is not a regular for the Italian giants, and with boyfriend Douglas Luiz struggling for game time at the Old Lady, the famous couple could be on the move this summer – unless they are prepared to do a long-distance relationship.
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WHAT NEXT?
While Lehmann continues her rehab, her Juventus side take on Roma in a Serie A play-off on Sunday.
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