The Champions League final took place on June 1, but was disrupted by pitch invaders, reportedly paid by a Kick streamer.
Kick streamer gets arrested live on stream
The pitch invaders were captured by photographers and the footage quickly flooded social media, with the individuals apparently wearing t-shirts with the nickname of Kick streamer Mellstroy on the back. In a post on X following the incident, football content creator Janty claimed that the invaders were paid £300,000 (around $380,000) by Mellstroy after the streamer made an “open offer” to anyone who invaded the UCL final with his name on their shirt.
If this claim is true, the intruders will not only receive a permanent ban from all football stadiums in Europe, but also a significant sum of money.
🚨🇷🇺 A Russian streamer named Mellstroy put out an open offer for anyone who runs onto the pitch during the UCL final with their name on the back of their shirt to win £300,000. This fan is getting a permanent ban from all football stadiums in Europe but has just won himself £300,000 💰 pic.twitter.com/eceeEQPHwt
