These 5 footballers know how to sport the ‘long hair, don’t care’ attitude

The footballer, who plays for Real Madrid, has been sporting long hair for a while now. Bale has popularised the man bun, and he also has a unique way of sporting it. He keeps light stubble that goes well with his brown hair, which is locked up in the bun. Be it on ground or off it, the footballer rocks the combed back bun.

Cavani’s got the quintessential model like looks. His messy long mane does justice to his tall frame and chiselled face. While on field, he prefers to leave his gelled hair open. Otherwise, the footballer is seen flaunting his wavy locks. Take a cue from the footballer on managing long wavy hair, and yet keep it stylish.

Hector Bellerin, who plays for Arsenal, likes to often experiment with his hair. After sporting a short hairdo, Bellerin now gives us ‘long hair’ goals by taking care of them in style. While playing matches he prefers tying his wavy hair in a messy bun, half bun or even braid it. But when he is not busy with his game, the footballer likes to leave his hair loose and sometimes opt for the side swept look. Bellerin also loves his hair accessories. Right from bands, hats, caps to beanies – the footballer pulls them off with ease.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is known for his long mane, of course, apart from his skills on the football field. His poker straight long hair only adds to his slender, tall personality. The Swedish footballer is often seen sporting middle parted half bun. Very rarely, he is seen leaving his tresses loose. Hair trends come and go, but Ibrahimovic’s style is evergreen and constant.

Few footballers have a patent hairdo and Luka Modric is one of them. The Real Madrid’s midfielder’s middle-parted bangs and step cut are quite popular and unique. The footballer doesn’t like tying them up and prefers leaving his hair loose while he is scoring goals on the field.