Serie A Side Genoa had a nightmare when she released their new road Kit without noticing one of the very explicit tattoo of the kit models.
The launch contained a video filmed in London, as well as a series of promotional images with models that occur in the new kit.
The tattoo, spotted by fans of sharp eyes on one of the left leg of the models in one of the promotional images, seems to have two people who are concerned with a sexual act.
The image was quickly removed by the club when fans started talking about the unfortunate supervision.
One account has posted the image on X again with the caption “Interesting Been Tattoo, that”, with more than 30,000 likes.
Another asked, “How did the media team not catch that?”
The kit itself is predominantly white and red and is based on St George's Cross and its historical symbolism with the club.
The cross is a symbol of the city of Genoa and appears on both the coat of arms and the club bath of Genoa CFC.
The launch video, filmed in London, celebrates the English roots on the side, the oldest football club in Italy.
It was originally formed as a cricket and football club by English sailors in 1893.
The story of the video reads: “In 1983 a bunch of English boys with a cricket bat and a football fluctuated, which changed the game forever.
“Born by the harbor, formed by the sea, worn by Genovese pride, they walked directly on the field.”
The video contains the Kirby Estate in Bermondsey, known as the 'most patriotic estate' in London for its prominent impressions of St. George's Cross.
Another location in the video is Hackney's Spensley Walk, to be seen in honor of James Richardson Spensley, who in 1897 defended the football division of the Sports Club and is known as a founder of football in Italy.
The club is not strangers to launch Shenanigans- they unveiled a completely black third kit in November last year via a launch video with WWE legend The Undertaker.