Stunning DAZN presenter sparks controversy over her outfit during Club World Cup broadcast
Eleonora Incardona, 34, gave numerous striking poses in a striped cream suit that was complete with a matching bra as she prepared for television coverage of PSG 's semi-final against Bayern Munich at Camping World Stadium in Orland, Florida.
Taking to Instagram on Saturday afternoon, she wrote: 'Bye bye Orlando. Heading to New York City '.
Another picture showed her smiling alongside Ainhoa Perez, who has become a familiar face on DAZN for their coverage of LaLiga.
Reacting to Incardona's post, detractors criticised what they perceived to be as an unprofessional appearance from the Italian.
One user wrote: 'I remember your recent interview where you said you are tired of being judged just because of your physical appearance.
'Of course if you show up to the pitch wearing a bra'.
A second added: '[You're] working not at the beach. Out of place.'
A third commented: 'You're one of the reasons why this competition is worth following'.
While the Club World Cup has come in for criticism for being hosted during the middle of summer in the United States, Incardona has gone viral throughout the tournament.
She was in Miami for Inter Miami's game against Egyptian side Al Ahly at the Hard Rock Stadium on the opening weekend of the event.
The next day, and almost 3,000 miles away from Miami, the 34-year-old was at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, to cover Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain against Atletico Madrid.
There was more excitement for Incardona there, with PSG thrashing their Spanish rivals 4-0 in the blazing California sunshine.
She first went viral Inter game in February after opting for a racy outfit when they faced fierce Serie A rivals Juventus.
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