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SportsGerman influencer Laura Schmitt appears as Dani Olmo's girlfriend at World Cup as Spain beats Saudi Arabia 4-0
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German influencer Laura 'Abla' Schmitt, girlfriend of Spanish footballer Dani Olmo, made her first grandstand appearance at the 2026 World Cup in Atlanta as Spain defeated Saudi Arabia 4-0. Wearing a custom Olmo jersey and a Karl Lagerfeld-designed Chanel soccer necklace from 1998, she drew significant online attention, receiving both praise as Spain's 'lucky charm' and recalling past hate messages during Euro 2024 when Spain beat Germany. Schmitt described receiving death threats and being advised to avoid celebrations due to safety fears. Despite the backlash, she attended the match, and her partner Olmo posted approvingly. The article highlights her journey from online trauma to World Cup glamour.
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The glamour couple is now taking the World Cup by storm. Former RB Leipzig playmaker Dani Olmo led Spain to their first tournament victory on Sunday, a 4-0 win against Saudi Arabia. His German girlfriend, Laura "Abla" Schmitt, drew all eyes in the stands in Atlanta and sent the internet into a frenzy with her outfit.
With Olmo Jersey and Lagerfeld Necklace
Laura was not yet in the USA for Spain's first match, where Olmo did not start in the lineup. The result was a sobering 0-0 draw against Cape Verde. Now the Spaniards have exploded at the World Cup — and the German influencer is right in the middle of it, wearing a self-designed outfit that is causing a stir.
The necklace Laura wears is by Karl Lagerfeld. Photo: lauraabla/Instagram
The native of northern Germany wore a custom-fitted World Cup jersey with the number 10 of her boyfriend, paired with a soccer necklace by Chanel that Karl Lagerfeld designed for the 1998 World Cup in France.
"I'm hyped," Laura said on her podcast "Ziemlich beste Fremde." She added, "It's the first time I see him play at the World Cup."
Source: BILD/Instagram @knolldoll, June 19, 2026
Between Hate and Compliments
Comments on her social media platforms are going wild. Users describe her as "Machine, Hottest, Premium." Her boyfriend Dani Olmo posted a star alongside it, symbolizing "star." Laura has received endless compliments:
- "How damn good you look"
- "The look is insane"
- "How can you look so good"
- "Now it's clear why Spain won"
She has also been called the "lucky charm" of the Spaniards. One user wrote: "As soon as Laura is there, things start working for Spain."
This praise is balm for Laura's soul. Two years ago, she experienced how negative the internet can be when it comes to football.
"That was a traumatic time because I was so hated," the model now reports in detail on her podcast. "I received hate messages. They wrote to me that I should give up my passport and that I am a stupid traitor whore."
After the match, Dani Olmo (28) meets his Laura in the stands. Photo: daniolmo/Instagram
Fear of Attacks in Germany
The situation escalated especially after the European Championship quarterfinal, which Spain won against Germany in Stuttgart following a controversial handball scene.
"When the final whistle blew, it was so bad. I have never received so many messages. I felt like every German soccer fan who was angry at Spain was coming after me because I am the most relatable link connected to this Spanish team," Laura reported.
Laura before the World Cup match at the fan zone in Atlanta. Photo: lauraabla/Instagram
She continued: "It was so bad that I was given the recommendation not to go out celebrating with the families of the Spanish national team that evening. The team staff were afraid that people would throw things at me. I cried all night."
Source: MagentaTV, June 21, 2026
Spain Jersey or None at All
All of this happened simply because she cheers for her boyfriend's team.
"That's why it annoys me so much that people are angry that I wear a Spain jersey," she made clear. "If I didn't wear a Spain jersey, I wouldn't wear any at all. I wouldn't care about the World Cup. I didn't watch the last World Cup in Qatar."
Now she is right in the middle of it — and causing excitement.
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German Influencer Laura Schmitt Faces Online Hate at 2026 World Cup Supporting Spain