Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe has “completely lost his relationship” with a kebab shop owner and threatened legal action over the name of a takeaway dish.
Mbappe He has scored 34 goals in 35 games for the Ligue 1 giants this season, but he is clearly not busy feuding with restaurateurs such as kebab shop owner and influencer Mohamed Henni.
Henny shared on social media the letter he received from Mbappe’s lawyer Delphine Verheiden, which read: “Mr. Mbappe.” to use Kylian Mbappe’s name for commercial and promotional purposes.
The product is reportedly described as “bakery bread, as round as Kylian Mbappe’s head” and there is also a delicious pancake on the menu, “like former Marseille and West Ham United star Dimitri Payet Same”.
What “shocks” Henny is: “He (Payet) is a player with values and Mbappe has completely lost it. A player of this level has time to think about me. He (Mbappe) is taking advantage His time and money to attack me. I’m not hurting anyone, I’m a humorist. Aren’t you embarrassed? Launching legal proceedings will do absolutely nothing?”
Mbappe’s new €225m deal with Real Madrid may cover that fee and any other minor naming rights dispute with local takeaway owners, but the 25-year-old could also take away Nike’s rights when he moves to Real Madrid Windfall.
This is based on Okdilio’s Chief pundit Eduardo Inda claims the Frenchman will be treated like Michael Jordan when he arrives at the Spanish giants.
Inda awning beach bar: “Nike is a brand suitable for players and is seriously considering creating its own product line for players after they join Real Madrid.
“This is a privilege that Nike only gives to three of the world’s athletes.
“One is Michael Jordan, who has the main line. The second is LeBron James and the third is Rafa Nadal. “Kylian Mbappe may be a footballer who has his own product line within Nike. athlete. “
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