IS this a sign of things to come for Dani Alves?
The Brazilian footballer was pictured attending a charity auction in Brazil in a blue suit jacket, the colour he could be wearing if he signs for Manchester City.
Alves was attending a red carpet celebration for the Instituto Neymar Jr, a charity set up by the Barcelona superstar to provide sport and leisure to vulnerable children.
And the man himself was also there – but his appearance sporting his “new hairstyle” led to a social media frenzy.
The 25-year-old was pictured with curly hair, the front of which was brushed down in strips on his forehead.
One Twitter user wrote that they were “still trying to work out what is Neymar’s new hair,” while another added that he “looked like one of the old wifeys from Coronation Street”.
FYI I must say I'm not a fan of Neymar's hair at the moment
— Brazil Football
(@BrazilEdition) June 23, 2017
Another Twitter user described his hair as “ugly”.
Jassie Vasconcelos asked why Neymar’s hair “looked like his grandmother’s”, while Josh Lennon says it’s “one of the worst hairstyles he has come up with”.
But others were fans of the Samba Boy’s new look.
Grace wrote on Twitter: Neymar looks so cute with his hair growing out,” while Nathalia was clearly a fan using the hand-clap emoji.
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Neymar looks so cute with his hair growing out
— g
(@graceantntte) June 23, 2017
Neymar's new hair style
— Batman (@tweetnathalia) June 23, 2017
Dani Alves meanwhile, may have to pack that blue suit jacket with him to England, if reports are to be believed.
SunSport reported how earlier today how Alves has revealed his admiration for Pep Guardiola ahead of his move to Manchester City.
The Samba star is a free agent after Juventus agreed to release him from his contract.
Speaking on a visit back to Brazil, Alves said: “Leaving Juve on a free transfer? “I don’t know what’s happening.
“Have I asked to leave? I’ve left the work to my agents, and they’ve said they’d talk to me once they found a resolution.
“If I go, it’ll be without any conflicts, without any problems, as opposed to what’s being said.
“City my next team? Well, everyone knows my admiration for Pep Guardiola.”
Alves spent eight years at Barca, the first four under Guardiola.
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