Leopard print head appears! Norway defender Leersen s new leopard print hair color caught the eye during last night s World Cup qualifying match

In the final round of the World Cup qualifying group match on Sunday night, the Norwegian team defeated the Italian team 4-1 away from home. Dortmund defender Julian Leersen started for the Norwegian team, and the most eye-catching thing about him when he was on the court was his leopard-print hair color.

"Bild" reported that as early as during the warm-up before the game, Ryerson's hairstyle had already attracted everyone's attention: there were brown spots with black edges on his light blonde hair. This leopard-print look on his hair caused a stir in Norway in particular.

Former Norwegian player Bernd Hulske, who was a forward, told the Norwegian media "Daily News": "He is a real style leader. He, Haaland and Aaron Donham are the style icons of the national team, and they all have their own completely different styles. He has the charm of Berlin, where he is He played football and got a lot of inspiration from there. "

Leersen joined Dortmund for a transfer fee of 5 million euros in January 2023. Before that, he played for Union Berlin for four and a half years - during this period, he increased his market value from 400,000 euros to 7.5 million euros. In 2020, he was called up to the Norwegian national team for the first time.

It is worth mentioning that Ryerson’s hairstyle has often attracted attention in the past. Last year, he dyed his hair bright pink.

After defeating Italy yesterday, the Norwegian team has locked in qualification for the 2026 World Cup. According to media reports, a number of Norwegian players left their hotel in Milan at around 2 a.m. on Monday and went to a club to celebrate the team's first World Cup since 1998. Ryerson allegedly left the hotel around 1 a.m. and took a taxi.

By the way: Ryerson's leopard-print hairstyle also reminds many fans of Daniel Frank's appearance at the 1998 Winter Olympics: the Norwegian snowboarder also had a similar hairstyle at the time and won a silver medal at the Nagano Winter Olympics.