Agata Centasso, dubbed Italy's most beautiful footballer, has left fans breathless after swapping her kit for a number of eye-popping bikinis during her summer break.
The 36-year-old footballer and pundit, who features on Sky and Rai Sports, has grown her social media following immensely over the last couple of years and now boasts more than 100,000 followers on Instagram. Her page combines her football journey, punditry work and her love of relaxing at the beach.
Summer in Bikinis
Regularly posting behind-the-scenes of her life, Centasso showed off her summer full of sun and sea as she posed in a number of tiny bikinis which left little to the imagination and highlighted her curves.
The majority of her uploads show her wearing different dazzling bikinis in picturesque locations, and her fans have certainly been enjoying her posts, dubbing her "Bellissima", translating to "beautiful", untold times on the various posts.
Fan Reactions
One user said: "Speechless... you're a work of art!" A second added: "Absolutely stunning," while a third echoed: "pure beauty."
A fourth wrote: "One of the most beautiful faces in the world, on that perfect body. Crazy." A fifth said: "You are so beautiful, I can look into your eyes for a few hours." As another added: "You're a masterpiece."
Football Career and Personal Life
Centasso is the captain of Venezia after stepping up from vice captain with the Venice club. A long way from when she began playing football with her dad and two brothers in knockabouts in the garden.
She is married to fellow professional footballer Andrea Migliorini, 38, who most recently played for Lavello in Serie D, having played for Venezia between 2012 and 2013. The two met while Centasso was working at the same time she was playing for Pescara.
Social Media Growth
Given her rise on social media, Centasso was asked by Gazzetta about the growth of her Instagram following. She replied: "I'm happy: I see it as an opportunity because it allows me to make my sport better known. I want to help increase the visibility of women's football."
Alongside her footballing talent, Centasso is also claimed by Argentine outlet Diario Popular to be a health worker who helps young disabled people when she's not playing football.
