Blondes - The football players' platinum trend

At the beginning it could be all due to Ian Connor. But first: who is Ian Connor? Designer / creative director, Ian joined the hip-hop world, leading to a strong enough jolt. He has collaborated with Wiz Khalifa, with the A $ap Mob, until he get to Kanye West. The charge of being a serial rapist has then caused the rejection by the world, but that's another story. Ian interests us as a influential person - for a certain period of time, which may have given rise to a trend soon followed by Justin Bieber (and others): platinum hair.

Soccer players are also constantly influenced by rapper and the pop star , and they don't have wait so long, even if a bit 'yeah, to incorporate the trend and began obsessively to dye their hair yellow, more or less clear, more or less platinum, depending on the case. The summer trend was supported by the disproportionate number of major events that, almost simultaneously, have invaded the screens of football fans. European Championship, Copa America 100 and Olympics have allowed a summer media coverage over the medium in which the players have catapulted.

Samir Nasri did not play much last year, which allowed him to devote himself to a careful care of its social media and to work on his person. Among the changes necessary to address a long season in the pits, there was the hair color change. Before an exaggerated platinum, then a metallic silver, until we get to the blue of Manchester City. With the move to Sevilla instead Nasri has returned to be dyed blond - though less excessive - armed with the armor that will allow him to get back on top.

A few weeks before European Cup instead it was the turn of Aaron Ramsey - with which we can identify the real burst of mania - that announced to the world in the most normal way ever: taking up his son. A follow wheel were Phil Jones, Manchester United defender and England, and his club-mate Fellaini, to tell the truth, it seemed untenable in the choice of matching color.

#Whitehairdontcare was the hashtag used by Fabio Borini to communicate to all his followers that he had enlisted in the brigade-platinum. The timing with which Fabio chose to dye his hair was fatal in allowing the lash Twitter with irony once Messi decided to make platinum: Messi has copied Borini?

Probably not, indeed, certainly not. Before Messi in fact also James Rodriguez had sketched colored hair, only to fall back on his early natural color. Messi however was the summer casus - because it followed a temporary farewell to the national team - enough to "compel" Leo to give explanations, although not very original: "I made a change to start from scratch. I was emerging from a lot of controversies, of Things That had happened to me and I said to myself: 'You've got to break this and start again. " The same modus operandi of Fernando Torres, who at the time of Atletico Madrid and Liverpool usually dyed and cut his hair every time crossed a difficult period in the realization phase.

From Messi to Neymar the step is shorter than expected. The Brazilian, after dragging his national Olympic gold, has passed (not for the first time) to platinum blonde, announcing among other things with a picture very similar to that of Ramsey. Archived disappointments and triumphs with national Messi and Neymar have resumed the season with Barcelona, began with the triumph in the Champions League against Celtic for 7 to 0. The platinum torque force unleashed a easy irony of Twtter: Super Sayan anyone?