Mohamed Keita (footballer)

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Mohamed Keita (born June 9, 1991 in Conakry) is a Guinean football player in Guinea national team under-23.

Career

Mohamed Keita is a professional football player who signed with AEK Athens in Greece. Mohamed Keita was selected with the Pre-National Team Selection ( A ) Guinea. In 2014 Keita was named among the Best Talented Footballer ( Soccer ) player in this Country.

Keita has played for Guinea under-23 national team. In he was selected with the first Group National Team ( A ) Guinea.

External links

Mohamed Keita at Soccerway