Dani Olmo's girlfriend Laura Abla Schmitt has revealed that she wishes to 'show her body' and 'empower women', as she teed up a future in the underwear business.
The Spanish international's other half accompanied him in Barcelona last week as he was unveiled as the side's big summer signing.
The European Championship winner signed from RB Leipzig on a six-year deal for £51million. His contract reportedly includes a release clause of £427m (€500m).
Olmo's German girlfriend is now looking forward to life in the vibrant Catalonian capital and the move could see the influencer change more than just her surroundings.
Schmitt boasts an Instagram following of 231,000 and she revealed on a recent episode of her podcast that she fancies having her own underwear collection.
The 26-year-old influencer accompanied the midfielder to Barcelona when he was unveiled as the club's big summer signing
'I have a little dream: I would like to have my own underwear or bikini collection,' the 26-year-old said. 'I like wearing a bikini and I think I'm really hot. If I were lying by my own pool with my friends, I would feel really cool.
'I would reveal my body for the first time. I would like to show my body and empower women. If I made bikini content, it wouldn't look aesthetic, it would look cheap.
'But as part of a fashion show, it would. If I was asked if I could walk in underwear or a bikini, I would immediately say yes.'
Schmitt offered a sneak peek to her fans on her Instagram during a getaway with Olmo after Spain's triumph in Germany last month. The pair were also celebrating a year together, though their relationship was only made official in January 2024.
She accompanied a picture of the pair on Instagram with the caption 'before someone else points it out' to publicly confirm their union.
Schmitt regularly posts photos of herself in various stylish outfits from all over Europe. often has to deal with trolls and negative comments, especially when she is reduced to just being Olmo's girlfriend.
She and the Spanish midfielder will hope that their Barcelona chapter will bring more success, though, Olmo will need to be registered to play for Barca for that to happen.
Cadena SER, Barcelona are still unable to register the Spaniard, just five days before his potential La Liga debut against Valencia.
The reports come after the Catalans have announced their new partnership with the club's hospitality provider Aramark, a deal that reportedly brought the club around £34m (€40m) (£34m). However, it appears that they may need to secure additional financial support, and a new agreement with Nike can help facilitate the player's registration.
Cadena SER reports that Blaugrana are currently unable to register some of their players who are already in the squad.
This could include players who have returned from loan spells, such as Ansu Fati, Clement Lenglet, or Eric Garcia.