Marcelinho and his most beautiful hairstyles: Brazilian Sascha Lobo
Marcelo dos Santos from the Brazilian state of Paraíba shaped the Bundesliga in the 2000s like no other professional. Stunning goals, party escapades – and the most spectacular hair colors in the entire country. His go-to color? A gorgeous peroxide blonde. Unmistakable. Unhating. Our opinion.
Who was Marko Tonic thinking of when he celebrated the goal:
Which photo Sascha Lobo has been using to go to the hairdresser since 2005:
Say what you want about the club, but this one is a big, fat W. No arguments.
The only Bundesliga footballer in history where no one could be sure: Is that a headband or dyed?
The only moment during Marcelinho's time at Hertha in which a camera lens points away from him. Not in the picture: The camera lens pointed at him.
A man sees red. Marcelinho with his former teammates Dick van Burik, Alexander Madlung, Niko Kovac, and Roberto Pinto (from left to right). At least we think so. To be honest, we only had eyes for Marcelinho back then, and had no idea what the others looked like.
The only mask Marcelinho needed before public appearances: Henry.
There's still a bit of Hertha going on: Marcelinho with a declaration of love for his employer.
Let the first Wella Perfect Me coloring bag be thrown to anyone who has never injured themselves while tinting their eyebrows!
The necklace, the tank top, the look in the mirror, the color that makes you not quite know whether it's supposed to be rust red or dark orange: Everything in this photo is just right. When will we finally see something like this again, Bundesliga?
Wait a minute, is that a joke? Marcelinho (almost) without chemicals on his savoy cabbage? Sure, exactly, absolutely. And 20 years later, Jürgen Klinsmann is lured to Hertha by former Helmut Kohl prodigy Windhorst, where he first turns the club upside down, then resigns via Facebook Live, and later accidentally emails diaries to various journalists in the capital, right? Exactly, of course, absolutely! We can fool ourselves!
If you always want to have your Roman helmet with you:
If the tribal on your car is no longer enough for you:
If the tribals on your car and above your ear are no longer enough for you:
Effe or not, the most legendary tiger in Wolfsburg's history is called Marcelinho.
Separated in colors, united in the cause: Marcelinho, Zecke Neuendorf and Thorben Marx.
We'll end as we began: naturally blonde. Almost natural, that is. And we wish Marcelinho all the best for his 50th birthday, either way. If you haven't had enough of wild stories from Berlin yet, we spoke in detail with Hertha's second-wildest legend, Zecke Neuendorf, about his career. Among other things, we talked about referees who had to bring attack dogs to the pitch. Click here.
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