Veronika Rajek teases fans in busty Italian-inspired outfit as Tom Brady admirer swaps NFL for Europa League final
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TOM Brady superfan Veronika Rajek has swapped the NFL for a very different kind of football.
The Slovakian stunner, 27, wowed in a daring Italian-inspired outfit as she attended the Europa League final between Sevilla and Roma in Budapest, Hungary.
Veronika made no secret of where her allegiances lay as she donned a red, green, and white outfit to support Italian side Roma.
The Slovakian model paired knee-high red boots with a teasing green crop top as she took her seat at the Puskas Arena.
Soaking up the atmosphere, she posed for selfies as the players warmed up in stifling Hungarian heat.
Veronika shot to fame last fall after watching Brady play at Raymond James Stadium during his final NFL season.
She revealed her "love" for the newly-single quarterback, while declaring her own body "too dangerous for social media".
Rajek has previously opened up on her childhood love for soccer in an exclusive interview with The U.S Sun.
She explained: "My childhood love was David Beckham and I think he’s the best football player ever. I grew up in his era and admire him.
"From the new age, it’s really tough to choose Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi because they’re both amazing but different.
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"I don’t watch football that much but I think they’re both GOATs.
"When I was living in Milan, I had a friend Juraj Kucka who played for AC Milan so I watched them."
Rajek is hitting Europe after a whirlwind tour of the USA over the past two months.
Usually based in Cancun, Mexico, the stunning model toured California, Nevada, and Florida during her sport-filled trip.
Since arriving in Europe, she's undertaken a glam makeover and showed off her new silver hair in her latest snaps on Instagram.
The Europa League is the second-tier soccer competition in Europe, ranking just below the Champions League.
It sees 58 clubs from around the continent fight it out in a tournament separate from their domestic leagues.
Sevilla were targeting a record seventh title, while Roma has never won the competition.
And it was the Spanish side who triumphed on penalties after a 1-1 tie, leaving Rajek heartbroken as Roma's wait continued.
