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BARRIO – Lionel Messi is one of the greatest athletes to ever play a sport, but he is far from a fashionista. His style is very plain and he has never really rocked a crazy hairstyle. This is why we are in awe after hearing how much he pays his barber. It’s not like he can’t afford it but still. LOL
Messi reportedly pays his barber a hefty $192,000 a year, which makes it $16,000 a month. Assuming he gets a basic fade once a week, that’s $4,000 per fade LOL. His barber’s name is Dani, and apparently, Dani travels with the Argentinean wherever he goes and gives him a trim before matches and press conferences.
That’s insane. Vamos Dani!
(Posted May 7, 2023)
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