It’s been a tough start to the  season for Real Madrid star Eduardo Camavinga, who was sidelined by  a knee injury until October.

The 21-year-old returned to the team on Wednesday, starting for Madrid  in the tournament holders’ Champions League defeat on the road at Lille.

Away from soccer, there has been better news for Camavinga. He’s just added to his growing business portfolio by opening a second hair salon.

The midfielder has set up the hairdresser’s in Rennes, the French  city where he grew up and took  his first steps as a soccer player.

Previously, Camavinga had opened  a salon in Madrid in 2023. It’s  run by his brother Sebastiao, who  is a qualified hairdresser.

And the Camavinga brothers are keen to expand their Madrid site, by establishing a clothes store on the floor above the hair salon.

What’s more, the pair are also eyeing another exciting future project: the launch of their own brand of trainers known as ‘CAMASNKRS’.

Clients at their Madrid hair salon have included Madrid players such as Vinícius Júnior and Rodrygo Goes, and Barcelona’s Alejandro Balde.

Sebastiao came to Madrid with  his brother. Having trained in hairdressing, he wanted to make a career of it in the Spanish capital.

In Madrid, Sebastiao started out at Delegang, a central salon whose owner, Adrián Rodríguez, was bowled over by his passion for the trade.

Such was Sebastiao's impact at Delegang, indeed, that Rodríguez has even declared that he cuts hair  better than Eduardo plays soccer.