Liverpool have put the £4m ($5m) mansion Jurgen Klopp lived in up for sale after his successor Arne Slot decided to turn down the chance to move in.

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• Klopp's mansion offered to Slot
• Dutchman refuses chance to move in
• Liverpool seeking a buyer

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Per , the Reds are seeking a buyer for Klopp's old Merseyside residence, which has a value of around £4m. The seven-bedroom mansion was offered to Slot and his wife, but they have opted against taking the keys, meaning it will go on the market.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Steven Gerrard bought the house in 2005 and when he left the club, to join LA Galaxy in 2015, he sold the property to Brendan Rodgers. He initially operated as Klopp's landlord after being sacked but, in 2019, Liverpool bought the house. They then reportedly allowed Klopp to live in the property rent free.

• DID YOU KNOW?

  Slot is not wasting any time when it comes to turning Liverpool back into title contenders, and they currently lie second in the Premier League, just one point behind leaders and champions Manchester City.

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  WHAT NEXT?

  While Slot may have house-hunting on his mind, in the meantime, Liverpool face Brighton twice in quick succession. First, they will travel to the AMEX Stadium for Wednesday's EFL Cup Round of 16 tie, before welcoming the Seagulls to Anfield in the Premier League this weekend.

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