Naby Keïta

Guinean footballer and Liverpool midfielder

Naby Keïta - Guinean footballer and Liverpool midfielder
Born

February 10th, 1995
30 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Guinea

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Professional footballer started career at Horoya AC in Guinea before moving to Austria with FC Red Bull Salzburg. Transferred to German club RB Leipzig, achieving a prominent role in the Bundesliga. Joined English club Liverpool in 2018, contributing to the team's successes. Played a significant part in Liverpool's 2019 UEFA Champions League victory and their triumph in the 2020-2021 Premier League.

Champions League winner with Liverpool

Bundesliga regular with RB Leipzig

Austrian Bundesliga champion with Salzburg

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