Lazio said a female football player left the team without authorization, agent: She has not been paid since July this year

According to "Corriere dello Sport" reports, U.S. women's football midfielder Nicole Wilnis has left Lazio and returned to the United States due to lack of wages from the Lazio club.

Nicole Wilnis was born in 2001. Lazio loaned her to the team from the Lexington Women's Football Team this summer. However, on Wednesday, Raphael Pinzani, the sporting director of the Lazio women's football team, publicly stated: "The player Vernis left the team without permission from the coach or the club. She has been away from the team for a week and we have been unable to contact her. She did not participate in training and did not participate in the game against Genoa Women's Football Team. This is a serious problem and we will evaluate how to resolve the matter."

Nicole Vernis' agent followed The response said: "Because Lazio did not pay wages and did not inform the Lexington Women's Football Team of the player's injury, the Lexington Women's Football Team has terminated her loan contract early on October 10. Since joining on July 15, Wilnis has not received any salary. The current injury will cause her to miss 6 to 8 weeks." Nicole Wilnis has returned to the United States for treatment due to a stress fracture in her leg.