World football world failure tattoo Bey in the list, Hart taste odd; he even misspelled the team name

A good tattoo can show a person's preferences and personality, but also a kind of fashion. In the world soccer world, many players like tattoos, the following with you to share some of the world soccer world's top stars of some failed tattoos.

Former England international goalkeeper, Joe Hart, got a tattoo on his right shoulder that resembles armor and has no aesthetic appeal. Hart claims that not everyone understands his taste, and I think it's fair to say that no one can understand his taste. I wonder if his butter hand has anything to do with the tattoo.

Bamidele Alli) plays for English Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur. He has a tattoo of Bamm Bamm from "Flintstones" on his left hand, and it is thought that he got his name because of "Bamm Bamm".

David Beckham, who is now in the United States, loves tattoos. Beckham has more than 40 tattoos, and they have become Bar Mitzvah gifts for the Beckham family. All of Bey's 40-plus tattoos are not bad, but one is rather awkward because of its location. He has an intricate set of botanicals tattooed on his head.

Sergio Agüero, Manchester City's all-time leading scorer, has the Elvish language from "The Lord of the Rings" tattooed on his forearm. Many people think he is a fan of The Lord of the Rings, but in reality he doesn't know what the tattoo means and hasn't even seen the movie.

Héctor Bellerín joined Arsenal in 2011 at the age of 16. In 2018 Bellerín's shirt number became the same number 2 he had when he first joined the Arsenal team. In order to express his loyalty to Arsenal, he tattooed the English TWO on his thigh. the font looks very square, there is no aesthetics, and it feels that the design is not at all intentional.

Eljero Elia, who helped Feyenoord win the cup in 2016, had the date of the win tattooed along with the club's name to commemorate the great day. But embarrassingly he misspelled the club's name, writing April 24th instead of May 24th.