Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has reportedly put his mansion up for sale.
The Sun say Spain No 1 De Gea's mansion in Bowdon, Trafford, has been slapped on the market with a £3.85million asking price.
The estate agent with which the property is listed says the five-bedroom home is in a "highly sought after residential location", says the Manchester Evening News.
Buyers without the funds to purchase the house outright face paying a £385,000 deposit to secure the property before paying £18,000-a-month in mortgage repayments over 25 years.
There’s an outdoor swimming pool, a gym and a tennis court and the property comes with electric security gates.
The property, according to the blurb, boasts three reception rooms plus a ‘stunning’ open-plan family dining kitchen.
It includes a self-contained two-bedroom apartment above and a cinema room - ‘ideal for a growing family’.
De Gea, 26, was signed by United from Atletico Madrid in 2011 for £17.8m but again has been linked with a move back to Spain with Real Madrid over recent months.
According to reports emerging in Spain, Real Madrid are preparing to table a massive summer bid of £60m to land the PFA Goalkeeper of the year.
De Gea is under contract at United until 2019 with the option of an additional year.
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