Marouane Fellaini has put his £2m Manchester mansion on the market having slashed £200,000 off the original price.
The Belgian played at Old Trafford for six years before leaving to join Chinese side Shandong Luneng.
His pad is just a 15 minute drive from United's stadium in an area called Roe Green.
And the next homeowner will enjoy plenty of luxury in Fellaini's former six-bedroom home.
In the 7,500 square foot of garden there is a separate college to accompany the main house that includes an indoor swimming pool.
Leisure facilities also include a jacuzzi, steam and spa room as well as a private gym.
Fellaini's huge barnet was one of his trademarks during his time in England, so appropriately he has a barber shop on site.
A garden bar and outdoor hot tub are also benefits of making the £2m purchase.
Plenty of parking is available in the detached garage which will have once been home to the midfielder's car collection.
There is also no issues around privacy with the rich woodland around the house.
Fellaini's mansion was also once home to England World Cup hero Alan Ball.
The Belgian spent more than a decade in England with his first five years spent at Everton before he followed David Moyes to Manchester in 2013.
Fellaini made 177 appearances for both the Toffees and the Red Devils, scoring 55 times across his time in England.
He won the FA Cup, EFL Cup and Europa League during his time at Old Trafford.
Since moving to China the 33-year-old has settled well, scoring 17 items in 46 outings.
