A biography for Naby Keitahasn’t been written yet.
“I'm really scared of small dogs, dogs in general I guess.”
“I've been told by many people that a lot of overseas players come into the Premier League, and they take time to integrate, depending on the circumstances.”
“I like winning the ball back. It's something I love.”
“My overall favourite player would be Iniesta. For his final ball, obviously, his skill, and his ability.”
“When I was a child, that really was in my mind, to play for a great club like Liverpool.”
“The Premier League is different to other leagues where I have played, and everybody knows it is very tough, but I will do my best to beat my own personal records - I'm very motivated.”
“I've loved playing street football since I was very young.”
“I love Leipzig, and I will never forget this city.”
“Nothing is easy in football; it's just about the business of working hard.”
“When I was small, my local team actually played in Liverpool kits.”
“I will always be thankful for the education I had at Salzburg. I needed to learn about the tactics of football, how the game worked, and that is what the club gave me, so I was ready for the next level when I got to Leipzig.”
“I like the colour red; it suits me!”
“I have a huge desire to win. That is why I am aggressive in a positive sense on the field.”
“When I was young, I didn't know a lot about Liverpool, but when I was coming here, my father told me about the history of the club.”
“As a midfielder, when you have sealed things up at the back, my job is to provide the ammunition for the strikers and forwards, to create opportunities for them.”
“My long-term aim has always been to play football at the highest level I possibly could for a big club. When that is in your mind, you don't give up; you constantly fight and battle to make that happen.”
“I am a team player.”
“My dad loved Deco as a player. He started calling me Deco as a nickname around the house.”
“Firstly, I am somebody who plays in a defensive role, and we need to start with that, but then I need to bring the ball forward and help the attack.”
“As kids, we played on the streets without shoes, and the game didn't stop for oncoming traffic.”