Dimitri Payet: Last News

Daily Star Sport has taken a look at six footballers who left their managers devastated by succeeding in pushing for a move to pastures new. READ MORE: King Charles no longer 'owns' one of England's most famous sport venues after accession Payet forced a move from West Ham back to Marseille back in the summer of 2017 despite taking the Premier League by storm thanks to the faith of Bilic. Which football transfer made you feel the most upset? Tell us in the comments section below. The France international scored 26 goals and laid on 33 assists across his 110 appearances in the top-flight - making his exit all the more painful for his manager.Bilic said the following year: "I tried to persuade him [to stay] and spoke to him a few times but when it came to the point that it started to damage the dressing room and the players started asking what was going on, then I had to react." Robin van Persie forced a move away from Arsenal by rejecting talks over a new contract - forcing Arsene Wenger to let him join Manchester United.

Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has been slated after making a horrendous mistake against Marseille on Sunday night.PSG beat Marseille 2-1 to move 15 points clear of their second-placed rivals with six games left in the Ligue 1 season. They can clinch their 10th title next weekend, but the win was not a straightforward one.Neymar gave Mauricio Pochettino’s side the lead with an inventive volleyed finish from Marco Verratti’s chipped through ball, before Donnarumma’s howler undid his team-mates’ good work.

Manchester United in 2017. For a brief period, Payet was once of Europe's most exciting talents as he showcased his wand of a left-foot for West Ham and France - at Euro 2016.

Former West Ham United attacking-midfielder Dimitri Payet has revealed that he turned down the opportunity to join Manchester United in favour of returning to Marseille back in January 2017.

Sports DNA, the 'battle' was instigated by the Marseille supports, as members of PAOK's away support were staying at the targeted hotel.Damage was caused at the entrance, and minor injuries were sustained during the clash, as tensions flared between both sets of supporters. And riot police were required to defuse the situation, with 40 fans said to be staying inside the building.It was a tense affair amongst the fans, and the angst eventually continued into the match as Marseille edged the first-leg 2-1, but they did receive a red card late on.Gerson opened the scoring after just 14 minutes, before Dimitri Payet scored a Puskas award contender to double their advantage shortly before half-time.

football fan came agonisingly close to winning a bet that would have given him a massive return of £120,000.Kyle Jaynes placed a four-fold accumulator on a mix of four Europa League and Europa Conference League matches on Thursday night, but missed out on the big win by just one goal.The games he picked were Atalanta’s clash with Olympiakos, Real Sociedad’s trip to RB Leipzig, Bodo/Glimt’s visit to Celtic and Marseille’s match against Qarabag.He staked £1 on the bet which he placed with bet365, which would have returned £119,340 if all of the results had come through as he had predicted.Jaynes correctly guessed that Sociedad would claim a 2-2 draw in the first leg of their Europa League knockout play-offs at Leipzig, at odds of 14/1.Robin Le Normand and Mikel Oyarzabal twice put the La Liga side ahead, but they were pegged back both times by goals from Christopher Nkunku and Emil Forsberg.He also predicted that Marseille would ease to a 3-1 win in the first leg of their Europa Conference League play-off against Azerbaijan minnows Qarabag at odds of 11/1.Two goals from Arkadiusz Milik as well as an injury time strike from Dimitri Payet put the French side in control, despite Kady scoring a consolation.Who do you think will win the Europa League this season? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section...The most outside bet Jaynes placed was on Norwegian champions Bodo/Glimt defeating Scottish giants Celtic 3-1 away from home, with that bet being at 50/1.Astonishingly, he proved to be correct again, with Runar Espejord, Amahl Pellegrino and Hugo Vetlesen handing Bodo an amazing upset, despite Daizen Maeda’s late goal.The only game that did not come through for Jaynes was Atalanta’s clash with Olympiakos, having

official Timbers Twitter account addressed the incident, and stated that the fan had been ejected from the game and handed a ban from Providence Park.Should Medina have been taken off? Tell us in the comments sectionThey wrote: "The fan who threw the object was ejected from the game, and has been banned from Providence Park.

Lyon have been docked a Ligue 1 point for an incident that saw Marseille midfielder Dimitri Payet hit by a bottle.

Lionel Messi joining French giants PSG means neutral fans now have an extra reason to watch Ligue 1. But if the first few games of the season are anything to go by, Marseille are the team you should be keeping an eye on in the French top flight this term.

Ligue 1 match.Supporters invaded the Allianz Riviera - Nice Stadium pitch as the game entered the final 15 minutes after a bottle was thrown at Dimitri Payet, something that had been happening for most of the match.The former West Ham star threw it back into the stands, with Nice fans subsequently rushing onto the pitch and fighting with the players.Stewards struggled to regain control, with the match officials suspending the match before it was ultimately abandoned with the Marseille players refusing to restart the match.Play was stopped for more than an hour as the players retreated to the safety of their changing rooms before Nice president Jean-Pierre Rivère appealed to for calm over the sound.The hosts returned to the pitch to warm-up

Don't wait around for updates - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!French football was plunged into more chaos again on Sunday night - and Dimitri Payet was at the heart of the drama.The former West Ham star was targeted by Nice ultras in the stands as a bottle was hurled his way while he prepared to take a corner.Marseille’s talisman took great offence and was caught on camera launching it back into the crowd.Nice’s fans then stormed the pitch as stewards failed to stop them, leading to ugly scenes on the pitch.The game was subsequently suspended, and one Nice supporter even tried to kick Payet.Someone wearing an orange bib could also be seen throwing a punch at one of the pitch invaders.

Ligue 1 kicked off for the season last weekend, and Montpellier welcomed Marseille in a thrilling curtain-raiser.But the game was marred by crowd troubles.And when former West Ham playmaker Dimitri Payet bagged Marseille's second of the game, referee Jeremie Pignard was forced to stop play after missiles were thrown onto the pitch.However, Roniger was struck in the mouth by a bottle from the Montpellier fans when celebrating's Payet's goal with a couple of minutes left on the clock.Roniger took to social media after the game, and he posted a story on his Instagram."Giant kisses to the Montpellier fan who threw the bottle at me.

It’s taken just three games and, as promised, Mauricio Pochettino has claimed the first trophy of his managerial career.

Marseille's Dimitri Payet has rubbed salt in PSG's wounds after their Champions League Final defeat in Lisbon.

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Former West Ham star Dimitri Payet has mocked Jean-Michel Aulas after the Lyon president did a Karren Brady and called for the French season to be voided.