BRENDAN RODGERS has finally sold his luxury English mansion on Sir Alex Ferguson's former street but suffered a £50,000 loss.
The Celtic boss spent £3.95million in 2022 on the Cheshire property - but it has now been snapped up by Liverpool star Alexis MacAllister.
Rodgers put the house up for sale for offers over £4.2m last August but after struggling to find a buyer reduced the asking price in January.
Documents show the former Liverpool boss sold the house to midfielder MacAllister, 25, last month for £3.9m.
This amounts to a £50,000 loss.
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Legendary Manchester United manager Fergie put his home on the same street up for sale for £3.5m last November.
Fergie had to slash £250,000 to find a buyer for the property which was eventually snapped up in April.
Both properties were on an exclusive street in Wilmslow, Cheshire.
Rodgers' stunning property comes with five bedrooms, a gym, landscaped gardens, a double garage and a bar area.
It also features CCTV, underfloor heating, air conditioning in most of the bedrooms, electronically operated blinds and speakers in the ceilings.
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Planning permission has also been granted for ‘leisure facilities’ to be created.
Property agent Sofia Da Silva said: “Immaculately presented to a very high specification, every part of this property is finished exceptionally.
A description of the mansion added: “An exceptional double gable-fronted contemporary residence finished to an uncompromising standard located on one of Wilmslow’s most prestigious roads.”
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Rodgers was the victim of a terrifying robbery at his £1.6m home in Bearsden, near Glasgow, in 2019 just after he left the Celtic job for Leicester.
He was not in the property but his family were forced to hide in a bathroom as the robbers stormed in and swiped medals.
Rodgers rejoined Celtic to replace Ange Postecoglou who left for Tottenham and sealed a league and cup double.
Ferguson, who also managed Aberdeen, moved to a £1.2m house near to his son Darren so he could be closer to his grandchildren in the village of Goostrey, Cheshire.