Marco Reus clear of more driving sanctions
WWOS staff
Germany international Marco Reus faces no further sanctions over driving without a licence as prosecutors said on Friday they have terminated an investigation.
The prosecution office said in a statement it could not be proven that Reus had been driving on more occasions than the six between September 2011 and March 2014 for which he was fined 540,000 euros ($A861,309) last year.
The statement said the case was closed on Thursday and that Reus had paid the full fine by May 2015.
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The Borussia Dortmund forward was discovered last year to have been driving without a licence after being stopped in a police control in March. Reus later admitted he never obtained a licence.