Naby Keita ‘submits fake drivers’ licence and faces potential £90,000 fine’

NABY KEITA reportedly faces a £90,000 fine for submitting a fake driving licence to German authorities.

It is claimed that the Guinean was caught with fraudulent paperwork while applying for an EU licence.

While the Liverpool-bound ace will lose around a week’s wages for his error, it is still unlikely to make much of a dent in his bank balance.

Reds have already agreed a deal to sign Keita next summer for £48million – and the player is likely to bank a hefty signing-on fee.

But paperwork problems are not the first time that he has landed himself in hot water in recent weeks.

Keita was sent off for the THIRD time in seven games in a defeat to Bayern Munich last month.

Boss Ralph Hasenhuttl said: “We need to keep our discipline. Not just one player, but the whole team.

“You can’t lose your focus in important matches.”

Keita idolises Manchester City star Yaya Toure but has been compared to Portuguese wizard Deco.

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He was once rejected by Le Mans and Lorient but got his break when fellow Guinean Bobo Balde — who played for Celtic — organised a talent contest in Marseille and he was signed by French Ligue 2 side Istres.