The Belgium and Manchester United midfielder is famous for “rocking the ‘fro”. His curly locks are unmistakable and a little bit reminiscent of steel-wool. Kyle Beckerman (United States of America): <\/strong><\/p> Just one look at American defensive midfielder Kyle Beckerman’s haistyle and you may just want to hop onto the plane to Brazil with a bottle of Pantene shampoo. David Luiz (Brazil):<\/strong><\/p>\n Did Brazil’s central defender David Luiz get inspiration for his fuzzy ‘do’ from the Simpsons’ character Sideshow Bob?<\/p>\n It looks like Greek striker Georgios Samaras has fallen madly in love with his hair-straightener. Hopefully for the Greeks their football will be as slick as Georgios’ hairstyle.<\/p>\n Gervinho (Ivory Coast):<\/strong><\/p>\n The Ivory Coast winger will be hoping to split defenders like the curtains that split across his forehead.<\/p>\n Neymar (Brazil):<\/strong><\/p>\n Like David Beckham, Brazilian striker Neymar changes his hairstyles like Bafana Bafana changes coaches.
\nHe is easy to spot on the pitch and, as some football observers believe, this makes him easy pickings for referees who are looking to brandish a few cards.
\nAt least if the Belgium team runs out of dish-washing equipment in Brazil they can always take a clump of hair from Marouane.<\/p>\n![\"Fro](\"https:\/\/benonicitytimes.co.za\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/26\/2014\/06\/marouanefellaini8.jpg\")
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\nThe Real Salt Lake City captain looks more like a Bob Marley backing singer than anything else.
\nThe USA, however, will be hoping that this Buffalo Soldier can inspire them through a very tough Group G.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a>
\nGeorgios Samaras (Greece):<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a>
\nFrom outlandish Mohawks to funky mullets the Barcelona man is bound to have something special lined up with his hairdresser for the World Cup in his homeland.<\/p>\n