Huge amounts of cash and luxurious watches stolen from Douglas Luiz’s house

Alisha Lehmann as well as Douglas Luiz, the couple from Juventus, had their Turin home broken into on Friday night, and €500,000 worth of jewelry and watches were taken. Several watches and jewelry were taken by intruders who broke inside Luiz and Lehmann's home after midnight, according to Gazzetta dello Sport. 

It occurred during Lehmann's hotel stay alongside the Juventus Women's team, who played Inter on Sunday, and the Brazilian's Serie A match against Lazio. In addition to Lehmann's necklaces and jewels, the investigation claims the thieves took 11 watches worth around €500,000. After Juventus' victory over Lazio, Luiz went out to supper with his teammates and phoned the police when he got home at around 1:30 a.m. to find his house had been broken into.

The Juventus team's home has been broken into when the players along with their loved ones have been abroad during games before. Angel Di Maria, Kaio Jorge, and Moise Kean have all been in such circumstances before. The reports of the break-in at Lehmann and Luiz's house have not yet been addressed by the Turin Police, and the former Aston Villa pair has not commented on the event either.

"We have often played in different cities" : Alisha Lehmann

This summer, Lehmann and Luiz made the first "couples transfer" ever when they both joined Juventus from Aston Villa. After a period of intermittent dating in the UK, the couple moved to Italy to pursue their romance and football skills.

Lehmann spoke after her transfer to Juventus as he said, "For Douglas and me to be together in the same club is a dream. We have often played in different cities, so being able to have these great adventures in the same place is something wonderful."

Lehmann has already voiced his concerns with the couple's salary discrepancy at Juventus, even though they made the move together. Luiz reportedly agreed to a contract with Juventus earning about £100,000 per week after leaving the Midlands for Turin on a £50 million transfer. Lehmann's pay at Villa Women is unknown, however it was thought to be £200,000 annually.