Liverpool footballer fined for using phone while driving on motorway

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Liverpool goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili has been fined for using a handheld mobile phone whilst driving on the M6 motorway.The 25-year-old Georgian international was caught watching a video on his device while behind the wheel of his Audi in January.Warrington Combined Court handed the Georgian a £440 fine and added six penalty points to his licence.The keeper, who joined the Reds in 2025, must also pay £120 in costs alongside a £176 victim surcharge.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Cheshire Police officers spotted Mamardashvili holding his phone close to the steering wheel whilst travelling on the motorway on January 27.PC Ree from Cheshire Police detailed the incident in a written statement presented to the court.The officer wrote: "Just prior to Junction 22, I was in lane three of three when I passed a black Audi which was travelling in lane two."Lane one was clear of traffic, meaning that the Audi should have moved over to lane one, and this caught my attention.LATEST SPORTS...

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