Jay-Z was spotted bringing Hollywood glamour to Wembley while watching his client Vincius Junior star for Real Madrid in the Champions League final.

The rapper was seen at the stadium wearing a black jacket and hat to cheer on the Brazilian forward, who is part of his Roc Nation Sports company.

Vincius Jr joined Jay-Z's firm last year after it acquired the Brazilian TFM Agency.

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, was also spotted at the match, in which Los Blancos are hoping to seal a record-extending 15th European title.

Wembley also got a taste of America with a pre-match performance by rock star Lenny Kravitz.

The 60-year-old Kravitz performed shortened versions of three of his songs in a six-minute set on the pitch before kick off.

Kravitz, whose daughter is actress Zoë Kravitz, began with 'Fly Away' and finished with 'Are you Gonna Go My Way.'

Rapper and record producer Jay-Z at Wembley Stadium for the Champions League final

Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr. is part of Jay-Z's sport management company Roc Nation Sports

Jay-Z holding up a Spanish flag, as he arrives at Wembley to watch Los Blancos take on Dortmund

London mayor Sadiq Khan was also spotted at the match on Saturday evening

Mr Khan stands at the game between Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid

The former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was also pictured in the stands

American band Lenny Kravitz entertained fans before kickoff with a setlist of three songs 

Kravitz, 60 performed hits including  'Fly Away' and  'Are you going to go my way' at the centre of the pitch

Fireworks erupt on the pitch as Lenny Kravitz concludes his pre-match performance

Hopeful supporters were seen standing outside the stadium with signs asking for spare tickets for the clash. One Dortmund fan hoping to get a sight of the action held a message on his phone reading 'need tickets'.

Those who don't manage to grab a last minute ticket will be able to watch the game on large screens outside the stadium. 

On Saturday afternoon Borussia Dortmund fans were in a buoyant mood this afternoon as they hoped to spoil Madrid's party. 

Scenes on the tube showed excited supporters singing 'Hey Jude' on their way to Wembley, while other pictures showed central London in a sea of yellow as fans of the north west German club arrived in the capital.

Reference: daily Mail