Diletta Leotta stuns in ‘perfect' outfit as DAZN host puts on leggy display for Serie A title clash
DILETTA LEOTTA put on yet another stunning display as she conducted her Italian footie punditry duties.
The 33-year-old DAZN presenter regularly wows Serie A fans with an array of bold and daring outfits.
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DAZN presenter Diletta Leotta stunned during a Charity Gala event in Rome last week
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The 33-year-old stunned as she returned pitchside on Sunday for Napoli's trip to Parma
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Leotta wowed viewers in a figure-hugging black dress
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And
She donned a figure-hugging black dress for the match, which ended 0-0.
And Leotta - the wife of
Liverpool
flop Loris Karius - completed her outfit, which she showed off on
Instagram
before the match, with white open-toed high heels.
The accompanying caption for her pre-match photo dump read: "Last 180."
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Scores of Leotta's 9.2million followers flooded the comments section, with one commenting: "You are gorgeous."
Another said: "Magnificent."
And another said: "Sublime to say the least!"
One remarked: "Lucky your husband."
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Diletta Leotta is married to former Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius
Another chimed in: "My Dileta, what a perfect outfit, you are stunning!"
When she's not required on screen, Leotta tries her best to attend hubby's Karius' Schalke matches.
Diletta Leotta wows in busty outfit at Fifa Club World Cup draw but fans baffled as Italy icon calls her an 'immigrant'
But she recently suffered a "traumatic" experience in the form of an invasive security check at a German airport while travelling back to
Italy
.
During an appearance on
Radio
105, she recalled: "I had to go back to
Italy
, and as I was going through the metal detector, a policewoman came and wanted to check me.
"At one point, I took off almost all my clothes.
"I was wearing almost nothing under my arms and told her, 'Look, I have nothing under my arms.'
"But she insisted on tickling me under my arms, which was incredible torture.
"She also told me to take off my shoes and tickled me under my feet.
"It was traumatic because my brother held me like that (with his arms raised) and tickled me under the armpits.
"He was really strong. He tickled me all over my body and I used to wet my pants."
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