Of soccer players, trending hairdos

Monday, January 12, 2015

Leader of the hairbear bunch: Carlos Valderama

From rugged dreadlocks, through s- curl to cornrows and mo- hawks the soccer ball has come into contact with some weird hairstyles, observes Monitor Sport Staff Writer Mqondisi Dube

From time immemorial, hair has been a thing for women and footballers. And the underlying reason for twisting, singeing, colouring the strands is, without doubt, to stand out.Soccer techniques have evolved rapidly over the years and become fancier, and so have the players’ hairstyles.

Colombian footballer, Carlos Valderrama was largely acknowledged as the leader of the hair bear bunch with his hair raising bushy style in the 1990s.

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