News about Dimitri Payet

Mohamed Henni, a celebrity, opened a Klub kebab that is described as being made with 'baker round bread' as round as Mbappe's skull'. According to ESPN, the sandwich is available on online delivery site Uber Eats, though Mbappe's legal team has condemned the strange branding. Henni, a social media celebrity, took to social media to post a snapshot of a letter he was said to have recently received from an agency. Delphine Verheyden, Mbappe's counsel, was said to write a letter on behalf of KMA, which was allegedly sent by the company to deal with the player's merchandising and image rights.

Dimitri Payet could not hide his emotion as he collapsed in tears while announcing that he would be leaving the club on Friday. Despite stating that he wanted to remain with the team where he has spent the majority of his time with, the 36-year-old leaves as a free agent. Payet was in the middle of his second stint with the French side, after signing from West Ham for £25 million in 2017.

You'll almost certainly be greeted with snorts of derision when you ask Manchester United supporters about Alexis Sanchez. He was on his back and on an eye-watering £350,000-per-week contract, IPO, and, frankly, looking disinterested by the cause. United had five goals in 45 appearances to send him out on loan, but the man who was announced by playing the piano never did find his tune at Old Trafford.

If France takes on Tunisia in the final match of Group D of the Qatar World Cup, it will be the second time the two teams have met in a friendly match. The first and only previous meeting took place in October 1971, just over 51 years ago, when the Eagles of Carthage triumphed 2-1 in the Mediterranean Games group stage in Izmir, Turkey. Since then, four friends have followed, but the November 30 match is expected to have the most riding on it, with a fiery atmosphere.

Marseille lost 1-0 at home to Europa League champion Eintracht Frankfurt on Tuesday, and careless defence cost the team yet again in the Champions League. Coach Igor Tudor's side is undefeated in the French league, but his team lacks a cutting edge at this level. Marseille looked organised and unhurried, just like last week against Tottenham Hotspur, but they fell behind in the 43rd minute after a defensive mistake allowed attacking midfielder Jesper Lindstrom to score. Daichi Kamada, a Japan midfielder, thought he had made it 2-0 in the 79th, but his bid was rejected due to offside.

It's strange to consider that Antonio Conte has never won as many trophies as he has. However, Europe's grand prize isn't just something that has eluded the Tottenham manager; it's been an Achilles heel his entire career. The Italian is a speciality manager, winning a league championship almost every where he goes, but the Champions League is something he can't seem to comprehend. Conte has three victories in his last 15 games in the tournament, dating back to his time in charge of both Inter Milan and Chelsea, a fact that could have Spurs fans concerned ahead of their group stage opener against Marseille on Wednesday night.

CHRIS SUTTON: Are you Arsenal in disguise? A real Gunners allegiance is present in Marseille's dressing room. Matteo Guendouzi, Sead Kolasinac, and Nuno Tavares, as well as other former Premier League players Dimitri Payet and nd Eric Bailly are among those to visit. Tottenham Hotspur is playing for a game on Wednesday, but under Antonio Conte's guidance, something is brewing. Liverpool is also in a rut domestically, and it will be interesting to see what forward line Jurgen Klopp chooses against Napoli. Calvin Bassey (right) could return to haunt Rangers with Ajax on Wednesday.

For those who are upset by Richarlison's showboating for Tottenham, you may want to avoid watching West Ham as the London Stadium is another Samba celebrity with a penchant for such bizarre moments. Lyon was leading 3-1 against Troyes in Ligue 1 last year in September. Lucas Paqueta had scored his third, and in stoppage time, he attempted a 'rainbow flick' by sliding the ball between his feet and over Giulian Biancone's head. Harmless, or so he thought. Paqueta was banned from playing on the internet for a lack of patience, and a bemused Neymar took to Instagram to defend his Brazil teammate, saying that the game was dead if having fun was forbidden.

CHRIS SUTTON: On Thursday night, the Champions League group stage draw threw up a slew of intriguing match-ups, historic clashes, and tantalizing plotlines. Liverpool faces Rangers and former Red Ryan Kent (top left), fellow English sides Chelsea, Tottenham, and Manchester City all have a chance of leading the team, while Barcelona and Bayern clash in the 'Group of Death'. Chris Sutton, a columnist for Sportsmail, leads you on a tour of all the runners and riders, provides you with some eye-opening reports, and picks his favorites for the competition. Many celebrities are expected to appear on European stages, including Bayern's Robert Lewandowsi, AC Milan's Olivier Giroud, and City's Erling Haaland (second left-right, top row). Joao Felix, Marseille's Matteo Guendouzi, Celtic's Callum McGregor, and PSG's Kylian Mbappe (left-right, bottom row) will all be on display.

With the Champions League group stage draw, just 90 days after Vinicius Junior's champion for Real Madrid against Liverpool in the Paris final. The draw in Istanbul on Thursday evening will determine the final on June 10 next year, and the cream of European football will await the outcome. Sportsmail has the inside scoop on each of the 32 teams that will participate in the draw at 5 p.m. on Thursday.

As always, the clubs will be divided into four pots of eight and one team from each pot will advance to groups labelled A to H, and no more than two teams from any given country will play on the same night. The Champions League winners, the Europa League winners, and the champions of the top six association countries based on their UEFA rankings are grouped in Pot 1: The Champions League holders, the Europa League holders, and the champions of the top six association countries are ranked by their UEFA coefficients. The remaining squads in Pots 2, 3, 3 and 4 are ranked by order of their UEFA rank.