Manchester City and England star Raheem Sterling has taken his former home off the market after failing to find a buyer.
The 22-year-old star put the four-bedroom mansion up for sale after moving from former club Liverpool to City last summer.
The four-bedroom property, in Birkdale, Merseyside, went on the market for £1.5m in August 2015 but the price was slashed to £1.2m - £50k less than he paid - in March.
Raheem Sterling's £1.2million mansion in Birkdale, Merseyside, is back off the market after he failed to find a buyer in a yearSterling's former kitchen comes complete with an island and is big enough for numerous guests to come round and enjoy a bite to eatMore Liverpool memorabilia can be found in Sterling's own personal barbers with two cushions laid out behind the chair in his old homeAs well as an indoor heated swimming pool Sterling's mansion has a hot tub and load of entertaining space complete with seats around itSterling's front room is decorated with black wallpaper and detailing with a leather corner sofa dominating the laminated room
The property's listing has now been removed from the Rightmove website, despite land registry records showing the home has not been sold since Sterling bought it September 2013.
