REFEREE Claudia Romani has backed England to win Euro 2024 this weekend.
Claudia, who is a qualified Serie A official, has confessed her love for the Three Lions ahead of this weekend's final against Spain.
The 42-year-old took to Instagram to let her adoring fans know she will be getting behind Gareth Southgate and the squad for their Berlin clash on Sunday.
Claudia posed in a red and blue bikini next to an England scarf in one picture, while another snap showed her holding up a shirt that read "It's coming home".
The model and social star, who is originally from Italy, also shared a photo wearing an England shirt and another of her sporting a Union Jack swimsuit.
Alongside her racy uploads she posted a caption that explained why she will be backing the Three Lions.
It read: "Everyone who knows me knows how much I love England!!!
"London has been my home for many years and it is possibly my favourite city ever!!!
"It is a dream of mine to see England win a big title!!!! C’mon guys!!!!! Something has to come home…"
Fans in the comments loved her passionate post, but some loved the racy snaps even more.
One wrote: "Go England!"
While another added: "You look fantastic!"
And a third simply commented: "Perfect".
Claudia's social presence has grown over the years and she now boasts a whopping 1.3MILLION followers on Instagram.
Alongside her officiating qualification the Italian American model has worked with brands such as Playboy, GQ and Cosmopolitan.
She no longer works as a referee in the Italian top flight after she was heavily criticised for openly supporting AC Milan.
Now Claudia is better known for sending her followers into a frenzy online.
Recently she risked an Instagram ban while showing her support of Inter Miami in a risque post.
While she also devotes a portion of her time her non-profit charity HelpMiamiCats.
The model sported some green lingerie as she pleaded for donations for the organisation that helps feed more than 200 homeless moggies in the Florida city.
Claudia will join the whole nation in supporting England on Sunday as they play in their second consecutive European Championship final.
Southgate's brave lions will be hoping to go one step further than they did in 2021, suffering penalty shootout heartbreak at the hands of Italy that day.
But they face the tough task of beating Spain this time round, who have proved to be the best team at Euro 2024.
