JACK Grealish was today spotted letting his hair down after he was dropped from the Euros - by donning a WIG on his luxury St Tropez getaway.
The Man City ace appeared to mock his signature highlighted curtains by sporting shoulder-length blond locks.
He tucked them under a black cap and also wore a tank top, shorts and sliders while soaking up the sunshine with pals in the south of France.
An onlooker said: “It all seemed like great fun.
"Other people on the beach had to look twice as Jack looked more like his teammate Erling Haaland.”
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Grealish, 28, was seen smiling as he petted two dogs on Saturday as his partner Sasha Attwood looks after their cockapoo at home in Cheshire.
The £100m winger will have to find somewhere to watch England’s crunch match against Slovakia after Gareth Southgate dropped him from the squad.
It is his second trip abroad since the disappointment after the ex-Aston Villa captain was seen enjoying himself in Dubai.
It comes after Gareth Southgate did not select the player in his Euro 2024 England squad.
Grealish was said to have been shocked by the decision to leave him out of the team, while Three Lions stars were also understood to have left taken aback by the call.
But, the Man City winger has returned to the training pitch ahead of pre-season.
He shared a video from Juventus' academy training pitch at the weekend.
And Grealish has since flown back to Manchester to continue pre-season preparations at City's training ground.
The former Aston Villa star took part in a session with personal trainer Jamie Reynolds on Tuesday and filmed a short video of himself for Instagram.
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Grealish posted the clip during England's Euro 2024 match against Slovenia.
The Three Lions played out a disappointing 0-0 draw with Matjaz Kek's side in Cologne.
After the match, England boss Gareth Southgate said: "I'm not going to back away from it, The most important thing is the supporters stay with the team."
He continued: "I understand the narrative towards me and that's better for the team than it being towards them.
"But it is creating an unusual environment to operate in. I've not seen any other team qualify and receive similar.
"I understand it, I'm not going to back away from it, but I'm very proud of the players for how they're operating within it."
