The winger arrives in Turin off the back of a season that saw her make 17 appearances for the Birmingham-based club, scoring three goals in a campaign that was impacted by injuries.

Alisha began her football journey at just nine years of age, starting with Konolfingen before moving on to Young Boys. It was with the latter that she made her debut in the Swiss Women’s Super League in 2016.

She impressed immediately and ended the following season as the top goalscorer, earning her a move to England with West Ham United in the Women’s Super League. Following a loan spell with Everton, Alisha then moved to the midlands to join Aston Villa, where she spent three seasons before her move to Turin.

Having scored 19 goals and provided 10 assists in England, Lehmann has made 52 appearances with Switzerland as well, two of which came at the 2023 Women’s World Cup, since making her international debut in a 1-0 win over Scotland on 5 April, 2018.