MARIA SHARAPOVA’S custom mansion has been snapped up by a sports star who signed a £120million deal.
The former , 38, put her Los Angeles mega-pad on the market in July.
Maria Sharapova has sold her Los Angeles mansion to another sports star
The tennis ace designed the property she bought for £3m 13 years ago
The epic property will now be the home of an NBA star
The swimming pool is designed in Japanese style
Sharapova made a massive profit on the pad
She bought the home for £3m 13 years ago.
But she has now sold it to a basketball hero who has settled in the area for £18.5m – more than six times as much.
And according to OC Register , the buyer of the epic house is none other than Luka Doncic.
Doncic, 26, stunned the when he traded from the Dallas Mavericks to the Los Angeles Lakers in February.
The Slovenian is seen as the long-term successor to veteran superstar LeBron James as the face of the Lakers.
And Doncic and the franchise showed their commitment to one another this summer.
He signed a staggering new three-year deal worth £120m – with the option of an extra year in 2028-29.
And as he plans on sticking around in LA, he used some of that cash to put down more permanent roots – by purchasing former home.
The 2004 Wimbledon champion is looking to settle back in Europe with her , with whom she has a .
And that means selling her incredible five-bed LA property.
As per Sharapova’s designs, the mansion boasts stunning panoramic sea views from a balcony and a grand kitchen.
There is an outdoor Japanese-style swimming pool and barbecue area plus daybeds on the grass.
But arguably the best feature of Joncic’s new house is a bowling alley featuring two lanes to keep his eye in away from the court.
Sharapova was recently .
And she has extended her this summer – before enjoying a .
Sharapova is hoping to settle back in Europe
The house even has a two-lane bowling alley
There is plenty of outdoor seating area to enjoy the Californian climate
The house was sold for £18.5m
Luka Doncic joined the Los Angeles Lakers in a shock trade earlier this year 
