According to the Sun, Fellaini sold his mansion in Manchester for £1.7 million, which has an indoor swimming pool and barber shop, including a garden villa, which was initially asked for £2.3 million for Fellaini, and despite the sale, this is still a number to be reckoned with.
Fellaini put the six-bedroom house on the market in March 2017 and left Old Trafford two years later to join Shandong Luneng (now Taishan, Shandong).
It's not uncommon to have a barber shop in the mansion, but it's surprisingly fitting for Fellaini, the spokesperson for the explosive head. Ferrani has never received his highest personal honor on the pitch, but his explosive head could definitely win the "Golden Globe" in the hairstyle industry.
Now, the 33-year-old former Everton giant has finally sold his mansion. Located just a 15-minute drive from Old Trafford, this property is 7,500 square feet and features a Jacuzzi and gym, as well as steam and spa rooms.
Landscaped gardens overlooking woodland, plenty of off-road parking and separate garages to accommodate any One Premier League player's supercar, fences containing a garden bar and outdoor hot tub.
The mansion once belonged to the hero of the 1966 World Cup winner England, Alan Ball.
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