Paul Pogba has celebrated his return to international football with France by treating himself to another new haircut.
The Manchester United man has struggled for form in the Premier League so far this season, and will be relishing playing alongside his world champion France team-mates over the next fortnight.
To mark his arrival in Clairefontaine at the start of the week, Pogba mixed up his hair style once more, this time carving an 'Infinity' symbol into his hairline.
The 25-year-old has come under heavy criticism for his constantly-changing looks in the past, ever more so when his performance levels on the pitch drop.
At the end of last season, Denmark's manager Age Hareide was the latest to wade in, noting: 'He played against Manchester City with his hair dyed blue and white, maybe he'll have it red and white to play us. Does he only think about his haircuts?'
Pogba proved his doubters wrong at the World Cup though, helping his country to lift the trophy in Russia with a number of impressive performances.
Back on English turf at Old Trafford though, it has been far from plain sailing and Pogba has struggled in the early matches of the season.
He will surely be glad to take a break from club football as he meets up with his France colleagues again for matches against Germany and Holland.
Both matches, on Thursday and Sunday, are in UEFA's new Nations League competition, and there will be pressure on the world champions to keep up their fine form.