No fear of bad comments! Juventus women s football team Lyman: I don t care, but I find it interesting when I see them angry

May 4th Juventus women's football forward Alisa Lehman shared how she dealt with negative comments and criticisms in an interview with Carlo Pastore's podcast program "SmallTalk".

Lyman has millions of fans on social media and is no stranger to criticism. She made it clear that she would not let these voices affect herself: "No, I don't care. I always think: If my mother says it's not good when I do something, then I won't do it. But as long as she doesn't object, it's okay."

One of the things that Leman is often criticized is that she will put on makeup before playing football, and she is very firm: "People always hate me wearing makeup during games. But I don't understand the problem, and I didn't hurt anyone. Is there any problem?"

For Leman, makeup is part of her personal traits and will not affect her performance on the court. She added: "I am a beauty-loving girl. I can also compete without makeup, but this has gradually become my symbol."

Interestingly, Lehman revealed that online criticism inspired her to show her personality more: "Now sometimes I find it interesting to see them angry. Because you said you don't like it, I even apply more lipstick. So now it's your fault."

Pastore quipped:"The more fierce the scolding, the thicker the lipstick you apply."Lehman immediately responded:"Yes! What's wrong with this? I didn't do anything to hurt others, this is my style."

Lehman's candor shows her strong confidence and resilience. As a top women's football player with 16.4 million fans on Ins, she continues to inspire countless people on and off the court.

In 2024, Lehmann and Douglas Louis transferred to Juventus. Recently, the two have ended their relationship as Louis is expected to leave Juventus this summer.