JUVENTUS striker Cristiano Ronaldo is sporting another new look after he shaved off his hair while self-isolating.
The 35-year-old – who is constantly changing his appearance – shared a clip of his shaved head while working out in his home gym in Turin.
Cristiano Ronaldo has shaved off his hair while at home self-isolating
Ronaldo contracted coronavirus while on international duty with Portugal
Ronaldo missed the Old Lady’s 2-0 Champions League win against Dynamo Kiev on Tuesday after contracting Covid-19 while on international duty with Portugal.
He is now in a race against time to feature against Barcelona – and old rival Lionel Messi – next week, with the player likely to miss this weekend’s clash against Hellas Verona.
Despite being kept out of action, Ronaldo looks in good spirits after being filmed by girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez putting himself through his paces.
She took a video of him on an exercise bike showing off his new look, with Ronaldo sharing the footage to his 241 million Instagram followers.
Captioning the post, he said: “Success in life is not measured by what you achieve, but by the obstacles you overcome.”
Ronaldo – who sported a buzz cut look in August – also uploaded a snap of him giving the thumbs up to show he’s feeling good.
Manchester United icon Ronaldo shared a snap of his buzz cut look in August
Old Lady forward Ronaldo opted for a long curly-haired look over the summer
Ronaldo had dodgy blonde highlights in 2003Credit: Getty – Contributor
In 2004 he sported a curlier lookCredit: Getty Images – Getty
Ronaldo has at times sported a slicker style Credit: EPA
In 2006 it was all about the mulletCredit: Getty – Contributor
The former curly-haired forward was criticised by Italy’s sports minister last week after he claimed the ex-Manchester United ace broke protocol by returning to Italy from Portugal.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner travelled back to Turn in an air ambulance to continue his self-isolation.
Commenting on Vincenzo Spadafora’s claim, Ronaldo sated: “I did not break any protocol.
“They’re saying that I broke Italian laws but it’s all a lie.
“I spoke with my team and we have the responsibility to do things right.
“Everything was done with authorisation. Principally for the Italian man (Italian sports minister Vincenzo Spadaforo) whose name I’m not going to say, it’s a lie, I abided by all the protocols.”
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
