The £2.8million winger, 28 - back in the Premier League after playing in Spain - was baffled when his former club contacted him about it.
Real Zaragoza officials alerted by local rail staff told Stoke City's new star he owed a fortune in parking fines.
They were amazed as he insisted the car was not his and had to prove it by telling him it bore his personal plate - P33NNT.
The former Arsenal and Liverpool ace got a pal to retrieve it from Zaragoza rail station, where officials had forced open the door and found the keys inside.
The friend drove it to the player's Spanish apartment. A top source at Stoke City said: "The plate is now on his Ferrari, which is over here."
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