Turkey‘s Ozan Tufan appears to be more interesting in fixing his hair than blocking Luka Modric’s shot
Midfielder sweeps his locks out of his eyes before Croatia star lets rip with stunning volley to find the back of the net
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TURKEY'S Ozan Tufan appeared to be more interested in fixing his hair than defending against Croatia on Sunday.
Tufan, 21, looked to be more interested in adjusting his barnet when Luka Modric pulled off a sublime volley to score the only goal of the game.
The midfielder - very much a fringe player in Fatih Terim's side - drifted towards the Real Madrid star at a leisurely pace before Modric let rip and fired straight past him.
The goal means Croatia go top of Group D on three points and will only be overtaken if Spain or Czech Republic win by more than one goal on Monday.
But Fenerbahce's Tufan was not the only player on the pitch having a bad hair day.
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Croatia winger Ivan Perisic took getting a number four on the side to a whole new meaning.
The Inter Milan ace, who sports the No4 shirt for his country, turned up with the numerical figure etched into the left side of his head.
But, ever the patriot, he showed his desire for his nation by having an outline of Croatia carved into the other side.
Euro 2016 has already brought about some hairy situations, with Aaron Ramsey and Marouane Fellaini sporting new cuts for the tournament.
The Premier League pair have both bleached their locks blonde for the France tournament.
The colourful moves look to be mimicking the infamous Romania side of World Cup '98, who turned out against Croatia in the second round - after beating England - with luminous white hair.
However, their bright plan did not go to plan and they were dumped out of the competition.
