He opened his own hair salon 16 years after his debut with Xeneize. “As a kid I liked cutting hair,” he said.
Ricardo Noir knew how to be a great promise for the Boca youth team, where he had the pleasure of becoming champion. But 16 years later, the story of his life is totally different:He opened a hair salon in his house where he rediscovered his previous passion for football.
After his debut and victory in the classic against Racing and 14 years of professional career, he retired from the courts and went in search of another dream.
“I remembered that as a child I liked to cut hair and I started taking the hairdresser’s course, and today here at home I started a hair salon. “I make all the modern cuts that footballers like now.”he declared for the Bolavip portal and added that he has a good time while talking about soccer with his clients, always with a game in the background while he cuts their hair.
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What was Ricardo Noir’s career like?
In the year 2008, Tito made his debut in the Boca Juniors team under the technical direction of Carlos Ischia. His first match, a classic against Racing during the 2008 Clausura, was memorable as he scored a decisive goal that secured the team’s 2-1 victory.
Throughout his time at Boca Juniors, he played a total of 41 games, contributing four goals and two assists to the team. During his stay, the club won two important titles: the Apertura 2008 and the Recopa Sudamericana 2008. In addition, he participated in confrontations against European teams such as Barcelona at the Camp Nou and Manchester United in the Audi Cup.
After his time with the Xeneize team, the player continued his career in several other Argentine clubs, including Newell’s, Banfield, Racing, Huracán, Atlético Tucumán, Belgrano, San Martín de Tucumán and Gimnasia y Esgrima de Concepción del Uruguay. In 2022 he decided to retire from professional football and two years later he opened his own hair salon.
Source: Ambito
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