FC Barcelona's Neymar and Lionel Messi celebrate a goal during their La Liga match against Espanyol in Cornella Llobregat, on Saturday. Barca won 2-0. (Photo: AP)
There is nothing fancy about this hair style, and that is one of the reasons we dig the look. The Amsterdam-born footballer Blind could be a great athlete, but we just can't seem to get our eyes off his soft, silky, ideal length, natural coloured
Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo
But put him in the appropriate attire and let him leave his long dreadlocks loose and you have one of the United States' best players. We are this close to believing his hair has a mind of its own.
Trista Boga, centre, helps salvage what she can from a friend's home along Highway 178 in Holly Springs, Mississippi. (Photo: AP)
Ermin Bicakcic of Bosnia, goes back in time (to the 1950's to be precise) to sport 'Quiff'.
The World Cup is all about making a statement, and it doesn't have to be your football skills. Dortmund's Ilkay Gundogan chooses to go the 'Zain Malik' way with this hair do.
For all the boys who have been taming their frizzy curly locks, it is time to explore 'wilder' possibilities and try on the 'Afro'. Belgium's national soccer team players Axel Witsel (right) and Marouane Fellaini sporting their new look.
It has been said that for France's Paul Pogba, 'hair is art'. What better way to say it than to mix a 'high-top fade' with a 'Mohawk' and a few blonde streaks around the center and the side. A stroke of true genius.
This is SPARTA! No, it's just Raul Meireles for Porto, Portugal. The midfielder is rocking a true Mohawk with a thick beard that can rival any regional hipster.
Ghana's Asamoah Gyan might just give Marge Simpsons a run for her money with his new version of a 'Hi-top fade'.
Valparaiso Mayor Jorge Castro told Chile's National Television that while there have been no deaths or serious injuries, some people are being choked by the smoke. He said refuges for those forced to flee the fire have been set up.