See Paul Pogba's latest haircut for EPL opener (Video, pictures)

Paul Pogba posted a highly-produced Instagram video yesterday, and the sole focus of it, is him getting a trim from his barber for the new season as Manchester United welcomes former premier league champion Leicester City on Friday at Old Trafford.

Anyway, this whole episode marks a return to form for a player who, untypically, hasn’t made any big waves with a new haircut for a while now.

In the video we see him having two stars dyed into his hair – to celebrate France’s second World Cup win. During the World Cup itself, he was surprisingly conservative on the haircut citing that he want no distraction about his haircut but rather want the media to focus on his performances on his field of play.

In a recent Instagram Q&A, he explained his decision not to change his hairstyle, saying, "I wanted peace to be only focused on my performance and not my look, so there is no excuse, they could only criticise the football part."

Now that world cup is over, Pogba is back with banger haircut.

Click here to watch Pogba making his banger haircut

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