The Beckhams want to sell their £24 millions because they need more space

The pair are moving on from the 13,000-square-foot home, which they bought in June 2007, so their boys have space to play football

They already own a sprawling Los Angeles mansion most people would die for.

But, despite living there for less than a decade, it turns out David and Victoria Beckham still aren't satisfied when it comes to their California crash pad - after claims they're selling it to make way for a bigger, better property.

According to a report in The Sun , the power couple have formally listed their £24 million home for sale after deciding the generous 13,000 sq feet isn't enough for the famous family-of-six.

The news comes just 9 years after the Beckhams bought the nine-bathroom home in enviable Bel Air for a whopping £14 million.

In addition to its prime location, the mansion - which they procured when David first signed his LA Galaxy deal for a rumoured £120 million - also boasts 1.25 acres of land, palm trees and a swimming pool.

A source told the Sun on Sunday: “Victoria and David have both had concerns over the house for some time – especially about its size.

"The garden is too small for football and the boys have to go round their friend’s houses – usually either Gordon Ramsey or Elton John – to have a kick-about.

The private driveway is also relatively small. The house has been on the market for a long time and David and Victoria are actively looking for a bigger place.”

Rumours suggest that Stan Kroenke, the largest shareholder of Arsenal FC, is a potential buyer - even though the asking price is DOUBLE what David and Victoria originally paid.

The Mirror have contacted a representative for the Beckhams, but are yet to receive a response.

The Beckhams previously owned a sprawling home in Hertfordshire for 13 years - dubbed Beckingham Palace - which they sold in 2012 for £11.5million and have retained a home in Los Angeles where they spend most holidays.

The family, including four children Brooklyn, 17, Romeo, 13, Cruz, 11, and Harper five also live in a West London mansion in Holland Park.