News about Nusret Gokce

The Turkish chef posted a photo of himself outside of the VIP entrance on social media and went on to take pictures with some of the sport's most influential figures - including UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin and FA chair Debbie Hewitt. Salt Bae broke FIFA rules after gaining access to the pitch following the final in Qatar and holding the World Cup trophy, having gatecrashed Argentina's celebrations. The trophy is only supposed to be touched or held by a select group including the winners of the tournament and FIFA officials. The social media sensation, however, was seen kissing and pretending to sprinkle salt over it in bizarre scenes. FIFA later revealed that he was not permitted to walk onto the pitch and after launching an investigation vowed to take 'appropriate internal action'.

Mauricio Pochettino caught up with his friend Salt Bae days after parting ways with Chelsea - as links to the Man United job continue to escalate. The 52-year-old Argentine left the Blues on Tuesday, after less than a year in charge at Stamford Bridge - but with Erik ten Hag looking destined to exit Old Trafford after the FA Cup final, Pochettino is a potential contender for that role instead.  Pochettino took to Instagram to share a picture from his trip to visit Salt Bae - real name Nusret Gokce - who has shared a volatile relationship with football supporters since he sparked fury at the 2022 World Cup.

After taking time out of Arsenal's warm weather training to visit the Dubai restaurant, Mikel Arteta shared an uncomfortable chat with the restaurant's owner Salt Bae. Salt Bae - also known as Nusret Gokce - sparked controversy at the 2022 World Cup when he was seen holding the tournament's highest trophy and yelling Argentina players on the pitch in Qatar at the time.

Following significant backlash for his presence in Qatar following the men's World Cup final, social media celebrity Salt Bae was ruled out of Sunday's Women's World Cup final. Although the Lionesses suffered a World Cup heartbreak against Spain, Nusret Gokce, the celebrity chef's real name, posted a shirtless video of himself to his 52.8 million Instagram followers. The 39-year-old could be seen on the field after Argentina defeated France in one of the most exciting World Cup finals in the tournament's history, with Lionel Messi appearing visibly ill at his antics.

Salt Bae, the celebrity chef, has spoken out about his global humiliation at last year's World Cup final, when he boldly leapt forward and chased down several Argentina players moments after they defeated France to win the trophy. Lionel Messi looked tense as he revealed winning the one big award that had eluded him throughout his glittering career. In other cringeworthy scenes, the chef held another player's medal in his mouth and kept on winning the trophy. Nusret Gokce, the 39-year-old, has tried to clarify what he was thinking and that he would never step foot on the pitch at World Cup again.

It's really been a season like no other. We're now crawling toward the finish line in June after the first-ever winter World Cup in Qatar split the club's campaign in two. At times, it's been a slog for players, managers, and fans alike, so we should be grateful for a few rib-tickling moments of levity to dial off the tempo. We've assembled ten of the season's funniest and wackiest moments this week, inspired by a discussion on cult Twitter account The Upshot.

After the devastating earthquake in Turkey, celebrity chef Salt Bae, 39, a.k.a. Nusret Gokce, who is from Pasali, Turkey, has ordered that a mobile kitchen be sent to the disaster zone. On Monday, the death toll in Turkey and neighboring Syria from last Monday's 7.8 magnitude earthquake climbed above 37,000 and appeared to be on track to keep rising.

According to reports, world Cup television directors were supposed to show FIFA president Gianni Infantino at least once during matches, but not when he was using his cellphone. During the tournament in Qatar, Infantino managed to watch at least one of the 64 matches, and was often seen on television coverage around the world. When infantino could be shown by Host Broadcasting Service [HBS], the Swiss-based company used for World Cup games, there were stringent guidelines, according to The Times.

The World Cup final featured Salt Bae's gatecrashing antics, but he didn't have this seemingly endless access. After Argentina had defeated France on penalties in last month's thrilling final, Salt Bae, real name Nusret Gokce, broke FIFA rules by touching and holding the World Cup. The 39-year-old's behavior offended the football fraternity, but a rarely seen snapshot shows he was treated no differently than most football fans.

Salt Bae, according to Jake Paul, may annoy him more than his arch rival KSI. Following Argentina's epic World Cup Final victory over France, Paul took to Twitter on Boxing Day to express his displeasure with Nusret Gokce, who went to the field after Argentina's epic World Cup Final victory over France, to photograph Lionel Messi and his colleagues holding the World Cup trophy. Fans of football were outraged by his presence on the field, with FIFA now investigating how he was allowed to violate tournament rules, touching, and holding the coveted trophy.

Footage of Salt Bae gatecrashing Real Madrid's 2018 Champions League triumph to pose for portraits with Cristiano Ronaldo, Sergio Ramos, and Marcelo has surfaced. Since being called into the field during Argentina's trophy presentation after their World Cup victory over France on Sunday, the celebrity chaser has fueled controversies in recent days. Salt Bae, a real name Nusret Gokce, stole the show as he attempted to capture himself with Lionel Messi and Co with the World Cup trophy.

After a video of FIFA president Gianni Infantino visiting Salt Bae's restaurant in Dubai last year in the aftermath of the celebrity chef's World Cup final antics, comedian Simon Brodkin sparked ridicule and outrage on social media. When Argentina players celebrated their World Cup victory on Sunday, concerns were raised as to why the celebrity chef was allowed onto the pitch. After Argentina defeated France on penalties, Salt Bae, a real name Nusret Gokce, breached FIFA rules by touching and holding the World Cup, with Lionel Messi and his colleagues miffed by his presence. FIFA has confirmed they are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident and confirmed that Salt Bae had 'gained access to the pitch,' promising to take'internal steps'.

After Argentina defeated France on penalties in Sunday's thrilling final, Salt Bae, real name Nusret Gokce, breached FIFA rules by touching and holding the World Cup. Before finally commenting on Thursday afternoon, world football's governing body had chosen a pledge of silence on Salt Bae's antics, which have been widely circulated on social media. FIFA has promised to look into the circumstances surrounding the incident, and has advised Salt Bae that they'gained undue access to the pitch.' Following a study, FIFA has found out how people gained undue access to the pitch following the closing ceremony at Lusail stadium on December 18th.' According to a Sportsmail spokesperson, the correct internal action would be taken.

Since the tournament showpiece in Qatar, the Turkish celebrity chef, 39, was widely chastised for his behavior, which culminated in him being unable to pitch, chase celebrities, accost Lionel Messi, and breach rules by holding the trophy. And now Salt Bae, a play on the name Nusret Gokce, proudly displayed a table at his Nusr-Et chain restaurant in Dubai dedicated to football legend Maradona, in yet another publicity stunt. Gokce filmed the table, including two empty wine glasses, a vase of flowers, an empty plate complete with cutlery, and a garish painting of the two couples posing together in a video shared on his Instagram account on Wednesday. In a mawkish apparent allegiance to the Argentine, he zoomed in on a brass'reserved' sign and added the words: 'Forever reserve.'

On Tuesday, the US Open Cup, the equivalent of England's FA Cup, banned the celebrity chef (inset) from attending the showpiece event of their competition. Salt Bae, the real name of the steakhouse magnate, was widely chastised for his antics after the Qatar World Cup final, which saw him march, chase celebrities, accost Lionel Messi (left) and overrule rules by holding the trophy. The tweet has been viewed more than 130,000 times two days since it was launched. In addition, Messi did his best to prevent Salt Bae from being caught on video after his countty's World Cup triumph. Despite his apparent insecurity, the Turkish chef was determined to get close to Messi by securing his hand and causing him to reluctantly shake his hand before attempting to pull him back.

Salt Bae has retaliated against his detractors by locating unearthed footage of himself speaking Lionel Messi in 2018, which came after the steakhouse magnate was mocked for his humiliating World Cup final appearance on Sunday night. Salt Bae, also known as Nusret Gokce, was seen fervently trying to join Argentina's celebrations after losing to France, with a series of cringeworthy videos capturing his commotions and posing for photographs with Angel di Maria and Lisandro Martinez. Gokce seemed to be blanked by Messi in another clip that surfaced online as he tried to captivate the PSG star's interest ahead of his long-awaited trophy lift at Lusail Stadium.

Following the antics of celebrity chef Salt Bae, who was involved with Argentina's celebrations after winning the World Cup, Simon Jordan has accused FIFA of cronyism. Salt Bae - the real name of Nusret Gokce - was shown with the World Cup trophy and posed for photographs with several of Argentina's stars at the Lusail Stadium. In a series of videos shared on his own Instagram, the popular steak chef interrupted Angel di Maria, Cristian Romero, and Lisandro Martinez as they posed for the World Cup, leaving the trio looking rather cluttered as a result.

Since celebrity chef Nusret Gokce, better known as Salt Bae, somehow got a glimpse of the pitch at the Lusail Stadium after the World Cup final, and was seen admiring the magnificent trophy, FIFA is being asked questions. Gokce was seen grabbing Argentina's captain Lionel Messi in an effort to grab his attention, but PSG actor Lionel Messi denied him repeatedly. Messi and Co emerged from the dramatic final that ended on penalties while the legendary chef stayed on the field among the celebrating Argentinian players and breached FIFA's stringent limits on who could touch the World Cup trophy.

On Sunday night, the Paris Saint-Germain (left) led the South American side to international prominence, scoring twice to help his team defeat France 4-2 on penalties at the Lusail Stadium in Qatar. Despite Messi's obvious insecurity (second right), the Turkish chef was seen desperately attempting to get close to Messi, clutching his hand and coercing him to reluctantly shake his hand (right) until attempting to pull him back to him. Fans had vociferously asked whether salt bae is a hack,' in a tweet captioned "Even Messi." One fan wrote: 'F***ing absurd'. Who let Saltbae out on the pitch? A number of photos of him HOLDING the World Cup Trophy were seen, as well as a snapshot of him biting on a medal. At least Messi knew not to give that guy who is trying to make THEIR HIMING any attention. Messi is being grabbing desperately by the devil himself.'