The Daily Star today claim that Slaven Bilic underwent a hair transplant at the end of last season  just days before he started appearing as a TV pundit for ITV during Euro 2016.Hair loss expert Dr Shahmalak has told the Star: “Slaven’s hair is looking fantastic and that is all down to a procedure he had shortly before the European Championship.

“He would have had it about two weeks before he first appeared on TV. In the first few games of the Euros it was clear that he was in the recovery phase. That’s why there was that the redness at the front of his scalp where the new hair had been transplanted. It also explains his hair cut.“He has had a FUT (follicular unit transplantation) procedure, also known as strip harvesting. This is where a strip of skin is removed from the back or side of the scalp to harvest the donor hair. I think it is an FUT because of the length of the donor hair.”Dr Shahmalak, from the Crown Clinic in Manchester, said: “His new hair is really bedding in now and fans can see how the hair transplant has transformed his hairline. He has a good covering of hair right across his scalp and he looks years younger.

“And just as his hair has started growing back so West Ham’s performances on the pitch have improved, too, after a tough start to the season. So it is good news all around for Slaven.”.