Wayne Rooney’s two previous hair transplants appear to have flopped as he prepares for Euro 2016 with a threadbare rug
MANCHESTER UNITED and England striker Wayne Rooney is on course for a hat-trick of hair transplants as his latest seems to have missed the target.
The Three Lions skipper has always been open and honest about his bald fears – admitting to going under the knife in 2011 and 2013.
Manchester United and England captain Wayne Rooney looks in need of hair transplant No3 just three years after his last procedure to thicken his locksWayne Rooney manages a smile as he leaves the Three Lions hotel in Chantilly ahead of the the Euro 2016 Group B game with Russia on SaturdayRooney’s first hair transplant came back in 2011 when he admitted he was uncomfortable going bald at 25 and getting Bobby Charlton comparisonsAfter having his first hair replacement procedure at the exclusive Harley Street Hair Clinic in 2011, Rooney endorsed the docs said: I’m delighted with the result
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In 2011, after Rooney rebuilt his barnet because after getting stuck with a Bobby Charlton nickname, he wrote on Twitter: "Just to confirm to all my followers I have had a hair transplant.
“I was going bald at 25 why not. I’m delighted with the result.
“It’s still a bit bruised and swollen when it dies down u will be first to see it.
He added: “Anyone recommend any good hair gel. Haha.
"I had it done in Harley street hair clinic London. Thanks to all the staff who looked after me."
Manchester United and England duo Wayne Rooney and Marcus Rashford have had their say ahead of the Three Lions' Euro 2016 curtain-raiser against RussiaWayne Rooney has huge faith in England's young squad, hoping their youthful fearlessness can translate to exciting football on the pitch at Euro 2016The Three Lions skipper is no longer guaranteed a place up-front in the starting XI so could be left on the fringe of the team by manager Roy Hodgson
A couple of years later the former Everton man returned to the clinic to have his fringe refurbished.
The Harley Street Clinic said: "Wayne visited the Harley Street Hair Clinic for the pre-planned second phase of treatment of what continues to be his successful follicular hair transplant procedure.
"This second procedure was scheduled at the time he began his original treatment in 2011."
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