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The top 5 Antoine Griezmann hairstyles
The top 5 Antoine Griezmann hairstyles
Footballers have several ways to express themselves on and off the field.
Performing tricks, scoring goals and celebrating are some forms where a player can break away from the others.
Alan Shearer’s hand raise, Paul Pogba’s dabs or Cristiano Ronaldo’s “Siiii” are some celebrations that will remain long in the memory.
Footballers also bring a lot of style to the game with different kinds of shoes and hairstyles. Pogba is known for changing his look almost on a weekly basis, however, one of his international teammates isn’t far behind.
Antoine Griezmann is one of the best in La Liga and won the World Cup with France recently.
The Frenchman was in the news when he left Atletico Madrid for Barcelona, but he does like changing his hair.
The forward has tried everything from hair colour to different cuts and styles.
Footballers have the time and money to experiment with looks, and here are the top 5 Antoine Griezmann hairstyles.
#5 The regular cut
Nothing special to see here when compared to what Pogba or even Freddie Ljungberg might have done in the past.
This is a normal hairstyle for most footballers, but Griezmann seemed to be doing quite well with this cut when starring for Atletico Madrid.
The Frenchman made his name under Diego Simeone in Madrid before moving to Barcelona and had several top moments with Real’s biggest city rivals.
#4 Unkempt look
Footballers often let their hair grow and Griezmann has tried his luck with various long hairstyles.
This is a recent photo from his time at Barcelona and it would have been a huge mess for most footballers.
However, Griezmann seems to carry this style with ease and his flowing locks seem to match his brilliant dribbles against the opposition.
The 28-year-old might have started his career at Barcelona slowly but that hasn’t stopped him from trying different things out.
#3 The band
It is often difficult to keep flowing locks in control on the pitch and many stars have used hairbands in recent years.
Griezmann isn’t averse to trying this look and he used bands during his time with Atletico too.
This was the Frenchman’s signature style for a few years. This wasn’t the most special hairstyle for him, however, he let his feet do the talking on the pitch.
#2 Buzz cut Mohawk
Taking it up a notch, the Frenchman tried this look during his Atletico and Real Sociedad days.
Not only did Griezmann sport a Mohawk, he also coloured his hair to make it stand out more.
That didn’t matter for the 28-year-old as he was Atletico and Sociedad’s best attacking player, and it is surprising why he doesn’t take up similar styles anymore.
#1 Short
This might be the blandest of all the styles for a footballer, but it should hold a special place for Griezmann.
The Frenchman cut off his locks during the 2018 World Cup and for good measure too.
The 28-year-old lifted the World Cup with France and was the second highest scorer in the competition.
Griezmann also was adjudged to be the third best player in the tournament, and the World Cup win has to be the highlight of his career so far.
Atletico Madrid
Manchester United Sign Spanish Defender Andrea Medina From Atletico Madrid on Three Year Deal
Manchester United have completed the signing of Spanish full-back Andrea Medina from Atletico Madrid on a three year contract with an optional additional year.
The 22-year-old Seville-born defender arrives after four years at the Spanish club where she made over 100 appearances across all competitions.
Medina developed through Real Betis youth ranks before establishing herself at Atletico Madrid’s first team. She brings genuine pedigree accumulated through multiple trophy-winning campaigns at La Liga level. The defender has represented Spain at various youth levels including Under-23, winning two UEFA Women’s Under-19 Championships and the FIFA Under-20 World Cup.
Young Talent Brings Spanish Development Pathway
Medina expressed genuine enthusiasm about joining Manchester United, describing the club’s history and supporter passion as genuinely compelling. She highlighted how competing against United last season provided insights into their collective strength and ambition level. The defender demonstrated maturity in recognising the intensity required for English football success.
Her comments suggest authentic buy-in rather than contractual convenience. She specifically referenced supporter passion from Madrid’s away contingent as motivating factor, indicating genuine appreciation for competitive environments and supporter connection.
United Strengthen Defensive Options Early
Medina becomes Manchester United’s first summer signing as they begin rebuilding under their coaching structure. The defender’s arrival provides tactical depth while continuing their Spanish market focus established through previous recruitment success.
This signing feels strategically sound rather than headline-grabbing. Medina arrives established yet still developing, combining immediate quality with significant upside. United clearly identify defensive reinforcement as priority, suggesting confidence in their overall competitive direction moving forward.
Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is preparing an aggressive transfer approach for Julian Alvarez after the Argentine confirmed his desire to leave Atletico Madrid this summer.
Alvarez’s representatives reiterated his exit wish to Atletico on May 25, triggering a scramble involving Arsenal, Barcelona and PSG. Atletico demand £130 million for the 26-year-old World Cup winner who has scored 48 goals in 104 appearances since joining from Manchester City for £82 million in 2024.
The Arsenal Case is Compelling
Berta knows Alvarez personally, having overseen his Atletico move from City. That relationship matters enormously in modern football transfers. Arsenal need a forward desperately. Viktor Gyokeres cost a fortune and flopped.
The Premier League title demands elite attacking reinforcement heading into a potential dynasty building phase. Alvarez scored 29 goals in 54 appearances this season. He is exactly what Arsenal lack and everyone knows it.
The Complications Are Real
Atletico rejected Barcelona’s approach involving Ferran Torres plus cash without hesitation. Simeone publicly acknowledged Arsenal interest while insisting the decision belongs to Alvarez alone.
The Argentine’s contract runs until 2030, giving Atletico enormous negotiating power. Alvarez reportedly prefers Barcelona if he leaves but the Catalans genuinely cannot afford £130 million in the current financial climate.
PSG potentially could but chose to focus transfer budget elsewhere after their Champions League triumph.
Arsenal Can Win This
Alvarez will only consider returning to England if the club is based in London. Arsenal are the only London option among serious suitors.
That geographical preference combined with Berta’s existing relationship and Premier League champion status makes Arsenal realistic frontrunners despite the enormous fee. Arteta needs a 20 plus goal striker immediately. Alvarez is a 20 plus goal striker. The logic writes itself. Arsenal should spend whatever it takes.
Arsenal travels to the BayArena on Wednesday evening in the Champions League last 16 first leg against Bayer Leverkusen. The Gunners are overwhelming favourites after finishing top of the league phase with a perfect eight wins from eight matches, while the German side scraped through via the playoff route with victory over Olympiacos.
Mikel Arteta’s side were absolutely flawless in the league phase, with victories over Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Inter Milan demonstrating their credentials. Arsenal boasted both the best attack, with 23 goals scored, and the best defence, with just four conceded, across those eight matches. The winners progress to a quarter final where they cannot face Real Madrid, Liverpool, PSG, Bayern, or Manchester City.
Kick-off: 17:45 GMT, Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Venue: BayArena, Leverkusen, Germany
TV: TNT Sports
Saliba, Odegaard and White Doubts for Arsenal
The biggest concerns for Arsenal are William Saliba, Martin Ødegaard, and Ben White, who are all doubts after missing the weekend FA Cup victory over Mansfield Town. Saliba’s ankle problem looks the most serious while Odegaard continues managing a knee issue. Leandro Trossard and Riccardo Calafiori were also withdrawn with issues over the weekend.
The positive news is David Raya, Martin Zubimendi, Declan Rice and Gabriel Magalhaes all returning after being rested for Mansfield. Piero Hincapie is eligible to face his parent club this week.
Leverkusen Missing Seven Key Players
Bayer Leverkusen will be without Mark Flekken, Loic Bade, Arthur, Lucas Vazquez, Eliesse Ben Seghir, Nathan Tella, and Patrik Schick through various injuries. This is a massive blow for Kasper Hjulmand’s side, who have won just one of their last five matches. Christian Kofane should lead the line with Jarell Quansah starting in defence.
Former Denmark boss Hjulmand has steadied the ship domestically, with Leverkusen unbeaten in six home matches, conceding just one goal in 540 minutes at the BayArena.
Predicted Lineups
Bayer Leverkusen (3-4-2-1): Blaswich, Andrich, Quansah, Tapsoba, Poku, Garcia, Fernandez, Grimaldo, Maza, Terrier, Kofane
Arsenal (4-2-3-1): Raya, Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, Hincapie, Zubimendi, Rice, Saka, Eze, Martinelli, Gyokeres
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