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| Samir Nasri |
Manchester City superstar, Samir Nasri is one of 300 people who have been accused of buying a driver's license from a company in Paris without passing a test.
According to popular French publication, Le Parisien, the Nanterre Prefecture driving school, in the Neuilly-sur-Seine region of the French capital, where Nasir got his papers, sold licences for up to €8,000 (£6,300) to a number of footballers, celebrities and public figures - including the 28-year-old - between 2013 and 2015.
- According to the report, the driving school manager and three civil servants spent 48 hours in custody over the incident and will now face an investigating judge.
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| Nasri (leaning against the wall) as cops wait to take away his Lamborghini. Photo: Daily Mail UK |
Nasri, who has struggled with injuries this year, was pulled over in a Manchester council estate in March as he drove his £330,000 Lamborghini supercar.
The 200mph motor was not registered to drive in the United Kingdom and was subsequently impounded by police.
Nasri was pictured leaning back against a brick wall as officers waited to take the vehicle.
Both upwards-opening doors were raised as officers inspected the vehicle while Nasri grabbed his belongings.
Nasri has recently returned to City training and could feature in the final Premier League game of the season at Swansea tomorrow.
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