10 Best Neymar Hairstyles 2015
Neymar: a quick recap of his football and 10 Best Neymar Hairstyles 2015
About Neymar
Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior, who is popularly known as Neymar Jr. or Neymar, in short, is one of the top soccer players of today. Born at Mogi das Cruzes in Brazil on 5th February 1992, Neymar captains the national soccer team of Brazil, and is a member of FC Barcelona, the Spanish club. With a no. 11 jersey, he plays as the winger or forward.
The 22 year old has already established himself as a great soccer player, counted among the top players from Brazil which has always been known to produce some excellent players. Neymar has proven his potential as a player with a bright future, and has succeeded in gaining great achievements, being praised by legendary players of Brazil such as Ronaldinho and Pele.
Neymar’s youth career began back in 1999 with the team of Portuguesa Santista. He continued there till 2003, and transferred to Santos where he carried on playing till 2009, and then he started his senior career with the same club. In 2013, he joined the top notch club of Barcelona. In 2009, Neymar also became the representative of the Brazil’s U17 level of Brazil, making 3 appearances and 1 goal, and then of the U20 level in 2011, making 7 appearances and 9 goals within a year. He then represented the U23 level in 2012, making 7 appearances and scoring 4 goals. As a member of the Brazil’s senior team since 2010, he made 60 appearances and scored 42 goals.
Within a short period of time in his career, Neymar has been able to receive many accolades and honours. He obtained 3 Campeonato Paulista in 2010-2012, Copa do Brasil in 2010, Copa Libertadores in 2011 and Recopa Sudamericana in 2012, when he represented Santos, and Supercopa de España in 2013 when he represented Barcelona. As a member of the Brazilian team, he played a huge part to the team in winning South American Youth Championship in 2011, 3 Superclásico de las Américas in 2011, 2012 and 2014, Olympic Silver Medal in 2012, and FIFA Confederations Cup in 2013. He himself earned several other honours.
Besides receiving several recognitions formally, his sporting skill and technique have also been praised by the greats as his has changed the face of Brazilian football in recent times. When he is not playing football, he is seen proactively promoting Brazilian pop music, particularly Música sertaneja. A video footage of him in the Santos locker room, shaking his leg to a Michel Teló number received millions of hits, and Neymar also performed those on the field to celebrate goals.
Neymar is an excellent treat for the eyes, not just because of his skill and technique, or his lively attitude, but also because he is extremely good-looking. With a great shape, cute smile and warn tone of the skin, he has made his way into the hearts of many. He has never shied away from showing off bold hairstyles on the field, having changed it several times since his career began.
Neymar’s Hairstyle Palette : 10 Best Neymar Hairstyles 2015
As a pro soccer player, and also before that, Neymar has been seen with multiple types of hairstyles. Mohawks, mullets, dreadlocks, etc., in a variety of colours, lengths and textures have been sported by him. He has not hesitated in carrying the most eccentric and creative hairstyles at various stages in his rapidly rising success in career.
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It is surprising that Neymar’s original hair is neither straight nor blonde. It is black and curly. In March 2009, he made and appearance for Santos, his hair buzzed shaggily buzzed hair, such that it looked like it had been styled in a hurry. This style showed his natural hair.
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In May 2010, Neymar made and appearance for Santos, his hair styled into a Mohawk and the sides buzzed. This was the first time he officially appeared with a Mohawk, something that became his trademark style. The Mohawk, still in its developing stage, was short and clean.
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During an August 2010 friendly match against the United States, Neymar was seen playing for Brazil with a carefully stylized and much more flamboyant Mohawk. His hair strands looked longer – technically higher – and very distinctly formed into a Mohawk.
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During a friendly match against Scotland in March 2011, Neymar was seen with a stylish, Cristiano Ronaldo-like Metro Mohawk and it looked better styled.
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Neymar was seen in the December 2011 Club World Cup with a hairstyle that turned more into a fauxhawk, his hair strands bleached blond and in different directions. The spikes stood upright at the centre, thanks to the gel, and looked flamboyant and wild, and still very stylish.
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In January 2012, Neymar was at the Ballon d’Or in Zurich, Switzerland, to accept the Puskás Award for the best goal of the year. He was seen with a messy fauxhawk, though in a much more muted colour. He showed great confidence and courage, teaming up his dapper suited up look with a wild hairstyle as a formal event like that.
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In August 2012 during the Olympics, Neymar was seen with a style that was somewhat a cross between a mullet and hi Mohawk, sides short, and spikes in all directions. He often used a headband for his bangs with headbands.
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In a friendly match against England in February 2013, Neymar was seen with his hair all bleached into a brilliant blonde colour, and the Mohawk was uniquely gelled.
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In a match against England in June 2013, when he was allotted the iconic no. 10 jersey, Neymar was seen with a staid new hairstyle, having ditched both his favourite Mohawk and dyes. It was a simpler and tamer look, though it was still stylish.
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In August 2013, Neymar was seen with his hair all gelled down, sporting a rather tame style, when he appeared for his new club Barcelona, with the sides buzzed short. He also ditched the dyes.
Neymar has given some great performances so far, at this young age, and it is likely that he is here to stay, facing football giants and making a niche for himself in the history anyway. We look forward to some great new moments by Neymar on the field and some equally great hairstyles.