Pogba and brothers stylish at MTV awards

Paul Pogba is no stranger to a flamboyant haircut — and the Manchester United star has opted to add a new style to his collection on Friday.

Pogba is currently working his way back to full fitness following a hamstring injury that he suffered in September.

The 24-year-old has missed the last 12 matches for the Red Devils since picking up the injury against Basle in the Champions League.

But he certainly looked as though he’s getting ready to return to the limelight as he revealed his new look.

A Star Barbers in Chessington, who have recently been banned from Chelsea’s training ground, cut Pogba’s hair and they were the first to show off the midfielder’s new style.

‘New levels, brings new devils,’ was the message that was tweeted by the hairdressers on Friday.

Pogba has himself been vocal over the past few days. He has heaped praise on united team-mate Anthony Martial.

Pogba told MUTV: ‘Anthony is a big, big, big talent. He’s a talented player – one of the best players I have ever seen or trained with.

‘He will improve a lot and you are going to see even more of Anthony, I’m sure.’

Pogba and his brothers Florentin and Mathias were in attendance at the MTV European Music Awards on Sunday night.

The Pogba brothers were all dressed up for the occasion in London, with the Manchester United midfielder dressed in a tidy black suit, while his two older siblings donned crisp blue suits.

The France international Pogba is currently recovering from a hamstring injury and is trying to keep himself busy as he looks to get back to first-team action as soon as possible.

Pogba hasn’t played competitive football since September 12, after suffering a hamstring injury early on in the club’s 3-0 victory over Basle in the Champions League.

The former Juventus midfielder started the new campaign in impressive style, scoring twice and creating two assists for United in their first four Premier League games.

He helped guide United to joint top with Manchester City on 10 points after their first four matches. Since his injury, they now sit eight adrift of Pep Guardiola’s men.