A Taxi Driver Who Drove 75 Miles To Give Manuel Neuer His Lost Wallet Back Left 'Bitterly Disappointed'

But when he cleaned the vehicle later on, he went on to make a discovery. Neuer had left his wallet in the car.

Hazir knew it was Neuer's wallet as his name and address was visible on a card. There was also 'probably' €800 in the wallet, as well as a Visa Card Platinum and a black Mastercard.

The taxi driver was intent on returning the wallet to its owner and thanks to a passer-by, he managed to deliver the wallet to Neuer's manager at Tegernsee – a town in the Miesbach district of Bavaria – along with his own contact details.

Two weeks later, Hazir was left 'outraged' after he received a jersey in the mail without comment.

After travelling 'at least' 120km to deliver the wallet, the taxi driver has admitted to being disappointed by the so-called reward, especially considering he spent a reported €400 on the journey.

By law, a finder with a value of €500 is entitled to five percent of the total value. For everything over €500, there is only an additional three percent. 

So five percent of the €500 found in Neuer's wallet corresponds to €25 and for the remaining amount of €300, three percent is added – which is €9.

If you do the math, this means the finder is entitled to €34, which is generally less than the market value of a FC Bayern jersey shirt.

That being said, the report claims Hazir spent a total of €400 on the journey.