Mohamed Henni, who recently launched into the restaurant business, received a formal notice from Kylian Mbappé’s lawyer because of a… kebab.
“(Kylian) Mbappé is suing me, I am devastated. » Once again, Mohamed Henni tells his followers everything. On social networks, the YouTuber announced Tuesday that he had received a formal notice at the end of February from Delphine Verheyden, the lawyer for the company KMA, which exploits the rights derived from the PSG striker.
In this letter, the council of the 2018 world champion criticizes the influencer for using the name “Mbappé” in the description of a product that he sells in his Klüb Kebab restaurant chain. This is a chicken sandwich marinated in Tex-Mex spices with a round baker’s bread“as round as Mbappé’s skull”.
“A baker’s bread as round as Mbappé’s skull”
A wink which obviously did not please the Parisian striker. “Mr. Henni uses the name of Kylian Mbappé Lottin for commercial and promotional purposes, without having first obtained his explicit consent for this use”we can read in this letter, that the Franco-Algerian videographer shared on X (formerly Twitter).
“I would like to inform you that using the name of a public figure without authorization constitutes a violation of their intellectual property rights and their privacyadds the one who represents Fayza Lamari, mother of the player and president of KMA. This practice is also likely to damage its reputation and public image. »
Mohamed Henni also in the sauce because of Payet?
Delphine Verheyden gave Mohamed Henni eight days to remove the name “Mbappé” from his various communication media, under penalty of “legal proceedings” aiming to “obtain compensation for your damage”. Which the OM fan apparently hasn’t done yet, judging from the menu of his Klüb Kebab available on Deliveroo and Uber Eats.
The videographer, who has more than 4 million subscribers combined on Instagram and TikTok, is also exposed to another legal action from Dimitri Payet. The former OM number 10, who now plays for Vasco da Gama, is actually cited in the description of the Klüb Durum, a pancake “as busy as Payet”.
