Steve Keim addresses involvement with alleged scam artist Mohamed Coulibaly
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 5:51 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Steve Keim, G.M. of the Cardinals, spoke about his connection to Mohamed Coulibaly, an alleged scam artist who was recently found dead in his home. In an interview, Keim revealed he invested in Coulibaly's drop-shipping business alongside family and friends, only to discover that payments were not being made. He reported feeling scammed and stated he has incurred significant losses, which he estimates in the seven figures. Keim has also clarified he is not a suspect in any investigations regarding Coulibaly and has provided information to the FBI about the situation.
- •Steve Keim invested in Mohamed Coulibaly's alleged scam.
- •Keim has incurred seven figures in losses from the business.
- •Former Cardinals receiver DeAndre Hopkins made allegations against Keim.
- •Keim is reportedly not a suspect in the FBI investigation.
- •Coulibaly was found dead in his home under uncertain circumstances.
- 5:51 PMYahoo Sports — Steve Keim apologizes to those who were hurt by Mohamed Coulibaly's alleged scams
"It's been a strange time for Cardinals G.M.
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