Hairstyle cheek in the Bundesliga: VfB professional Gonzalez also under suspicion
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VfB Stuttgart: Trouble with freshly styled football professionals. Nicolas Gonazlez is also suspected of cutting.
Currently shines Nicolas Gonzalez at VfB Stuttgart through good performances. The Argentine is thus in the transfer focus of numerous top clubs. Now the professional from Swabia also stands out from the crowd because of his appearance – and that’s definitely one hairy affair.
The Central Association of the German Hairdressing Trade has in one open letter to the German Football Association his displeasure freshly coiffed football professionals voiced. While in most people it is entirely upside down gradually towards wild mane not only on the previous match day there were numerous Bundesliga professionals with fresh hairstyles on the pitch.
Freiburg’s Ermedin Demirovic also looks suspiciously fresh.
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Problem: The current Corona measures do not allow a visit to the hairdresser you trust – not even home visits.
The letter says: “The roughly 80,000 salons of the German hairdressing trade have been closed since December 16, 2020 and are making an enormous contribution to combating the Covid-19 pandemic. The provision of hairdressing services has therefore been prohibited in Germany for four weeks under the threat of high fines. “
The central association points out, “that a large part of the football professionals presented themselves on the pitch with freshly cut hair“. To see were there Shaved head, neck and temple hair trimmed to a few millimeters, clean contours. Hairstyles that only professional hairdressers can cut with professional equipment. Hairdresser Denise Wanger from Neckarsulm also confirmed echo24.de on presentation of some photos of soccer professionals that have many haircuts recent or very fresh be – by professional hand.
Freshly pimped on the head Unfortunately, the football professionals do not give a good picture and are not really suitable as role models in the Corona crisis. It says: “The displeasure towards top-styled footballers, and as a result, calls from customers who want to persuade them to work illegally and violate rules such as house calls, is growing.” Many hairdressers are threatened in their existence.
The Association calls on the DFB to react and speaks of the “privilege that professional football can continue to take place despite a pandemic.” The footballers are role models and they appeal to the DFB: “Show solidarity in times like these and take a stand with us against illegal work. Let’s go the way of fighting pandemics together. “
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