Kebab shop proprietor and social media personalit Mohamed Henni is facing legal action from Kylian Mbappe for referencing the Paris Saint-Germain icon in the description of one of his dishes.
According to ESPN, Henni’s Klüb kebab is portrayed as featuring a “baker round bread, as round as Mbappe’s skull,” which has irked the French football captain.
The entrepreneur from Marseille received a letter from Mbappe’s lawyer, Delphine Verheyden, demanding the removal of the PSG striker’s name from the menu.
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Henni has been given an ultimatum of eight days to comply, or else he will be taken to court for unauthorized use of Mbappe’s name for commercial gain.
Expressing disbelief at the situation, Henni reached out to Mbappe via Instagram, where he has 1.8 million followers.
In his message, Henni questioned Mbappe’s priorities, asking, “Are you not ashamed? You have nothing else to do? Suing me for something so trivial? It’s unbelievable. I can’t fathom it!”
Additionally, the influencer shared an image of the legal letter with the caption: “Mbappe is suing me.”
Reflecting on the situation, Henni remarked, “I didn’t expect a player of his caliber to be concerned with me. He invested time and money to come after me. I’m not harming anyone; I’m just using humor.”
