Curious legal dispute

Fuss about kebab! Kylian Mbappé sues influencer

Mohamed Henni is facing legal trouble. The French influencer was sued by PSG superstar Kylian Mbappé after he used the striker's name to advertise his kebab.

Henni, whose videos are watched by over six million people on TikTok, YouTube and Instagram, advertised his kebab chain with the following slogan: "With a bread as round as Mbappé's head."

Post from a lawyer
A phrase that the French team player clearly doesn't like at all, which is why Henni has now received a letter from Mbappé's lawyer Delphine Verheyden. "Mr. Henni is using Kylian Mbappé's name for commercial and marketing purposes without first obtaining explicit consent," reads the letter, which the Youtuber presented on his social media channels. 

He then lashed out at the 25-year-old: "Mbappé is suing me, I'm appalled. I didn't think a player of his level would waste thoughts on me. He took his time and his money to attack me." He wasn't hurting anyone, he was simply making a joke.

"Has lost his head"
"Aren't you ashamed of yourself for doing something like that? Taking me to court, filing a lawsuit against me for next to nothing?" Henni then got personal. After all, Dimitri Payet, whose name he had also used for advertising purposes, had not complained either. "And why? Because he's a player who has values. Mbappé has lost his head." It seems that Henni is about to have a conversation or two with Mbappé's lawyer - even in court if necessary ...