Tottenham Hotspur star James Maddison is flogging his Nottinghamshire house that comes with its own football pitch for £2.5million.
The attacking midfielder's home comes with an outdoor swimming pool and bar which is lined with framed football shirts from fellow Premier League stars he's played against.
They include current footballing superstars Mo Salah and Kevin De Bruyne, as well as former top flight players Harry Kane and Sergio Aguero.
The 27-year-old's staggering collection of trainers are also visible stacked up on shelves.
Maddison, who missed out on England's Euro 2024 squad, lived in the house while at Leicester City and moved closer to Spurs after his £40million switch last summer.
The home is equipped with electric gates, CCTV system, video intercom entry system and security fencing, but the highlight of the property is a 5G mini football pitch in the back garden.
FHP Living, who are marketing the home, described the property as: 'A magnificent 'Grand Design' style home occupying a generous mature plot in the region of 0.8 acres that backs onto woodland.
'The Eco/Passive design offers high levels of thermal comfort & air quality and was completed in 2012 being built on a 'no expense spared' program.
'The property offers luxurious leisure facilities to include an outdoor heated pool with motorised safety cover, pool room, entertainment studio, gymnasium and artificial grass football pitch.
'The property is protected by a state of the art security system to include CCTV, automated gates, video intercom entry system & security fencing. Showroom style car garage with separate visitor car park.'
Maddison made 30 appearances for Tottenham last season, scoring four goals and assisting nine.
He was named in Gareth Southgate's original Euro 2024 squad, but was one of seven players cut out from the final 26-man group for the tournament.
Posting on X after news on his axeing broke, Tottenham star Maddison said: 'Devastated doesn’t quite cut it. Trained well and worked hard all week but if I’m honest with myself, my form for Spurs when coming back from injury in the second half of the season probably wasn’t at the levels I had set which gave Gareth a decision to make.
'I still thought there would be a space for me in a 26 man squad as I feel I bring something different & had been a mainstay in this whole qualifying campaign for Euro 2024 in Germany but the manager has made the decision and I have to respect that.
'I’ll be back, I have no doubt. Wishing the boys all the luck in the world out in Germany, unbelievable group and lads that I literally call some of my best friends.
'I genuinely hope football comes home.'