After scoring 14 goals in 75 games, Lehmann decided to leave Villa for Italian giants Juventus, something she was very excited about.
Following her transfer, she said: "I'm overjoyed, Juve is a club with a great history. So much so that I have to be honest: I was a bit nervous when I got out of my car for my medical check-up at J|Medical and saw so many fans. But everything is great. I have spent my entire career in England and have learnt a lot over these years. I arrived there as a little girl, now I am more mature. In the last few years, I learnt to understand the different moments within the game, and I believe I can bring what I've learned through these experiences to Juve."
However, the ex-West Ham player did not play a huge amount in her first and only season there. While she made 22 appearances, and scored two goals, Lehmann was often utilised off the bench. As a result, she agreed to move to Como.
On leaving Juve, she said: "I want to say thank you for this amazing year, especially to my teammates and the amazing fans. The hard work we have put in last season and won titles, a team that I will never forget. I didn’t just have teammates, we were a family and I made friends for life. To leave such an amazing club and people that are close to me, was a very difficult decision. This club, this team and those fans will always have a special place in my heart."