Former Manchester United star Marouane Fellaini has slashed the price of his house in the city after his recent move to China.
The Belgian international end a six-year stint at Old Trafford when he joined Chinese Super League side Shangong Lueneng on February 1.
But he's still looking to offload his luxurious mansion back in the UK after making the big move and he's dropped the price by £125,000.
Fellaini first put the property on the market for £2.12million on November 28 as his future at Manchester United looked increasingly bleak.
With no buyer found, the six-bedroom Cheshire mansion is now dropped in price to £1,995,000 as Fellaini looks to get the house off his hands.
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Fellaini bought his home in Worsley for £2million shortly after he signed for United in 2013.
The property boasts a home cinema, a heated indoor swimming pool with a sauna and hot tub as well as a gym.
The midfielder also converted one of the six bedrooms in the incredible property into a hair salon to keep on top of his locks.
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A large open plan living room has a table tennis table, plus a huge wooden spiral staircase leads down into a modern dining area.
Fellaini has started two Chinese Super League games and two AFC Champions League games in central midfield for his new club, with two wins in the league.
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They overcame TJ Tianhai 4-2 on Sunday with Fellaini playing a full 90 minutes.
It has been a rollercoaster few months for Fellaini with much change as the 87-cap Belgian also announced his international
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The 87-cap Belgian also announced his international retirement at the start of March, penning an emotional Instagram post.
"After twelve years of representing Belgium at the highest level, I have decided to retire from senior international football," Fellaini said.
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"It has not been an easy decision for me and not one I take lightly however I feel that the time is right for me to step down and allow the next generation of Belgian players to continue this very successful period in Belgian football history.
"I want to thank all those who have been part of my international career especially my team mates, many of whom will be friends for life and all the coaches I have worked with."
