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      Man City star Phil Foden moves house weeks after late night party at £3m mansion as removals firm shows off gift

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      PHIL Foden has moved out of his £3million mansion just weeks after police were called to the property about a rowdy party.Removal firm Warrens shared a photo of a signed jersey from the Man City star on social media.Phil Foden left the removal firm with a signed Man City shirtCredit: InstagramStaff members said they were delighted with the giftsCredit: InstagramWarren’s removal firm helped the footballer and his family move out of his £3million mansionCredit: InstagramThe message from the young footballer thanked the firm for helping his family move. The firm replied: “Normally Phil provides the goals and assists but on this occasion, we provided the assist and achieved our goal.”Staff members from the firm were honoured to help the Foden move home and many left heartfelt messages to the England footballer.The move comes after reports that police were called to a late-night party at Foden’s house in Prestbury, Cheshire.read more on footballA neighbour called 999 to complain about the loud music, with one resident saying it was “like being in a nightclub”.Locals said the kids’ party began around 4pm and continued until midnight.Cheshire police confirmed they received a noise complaint but no officers visited the property.One neighbour in his 80s, who lives near the Premier League footballer, claimed the music was “excessively loud,” even though he had turned his TV up to full volume.Most read in SportAnother neighbour claimed the young footballer had other “parties with loud music” but added that it was not a regular occurrence.The disgruntled resident claimed that it was as if the Foden was “hosting a music festival”.MADDISON’S LUXURY MANSIONA Cheshire Police spokeswoman said: “We received a call on Tuesday evening about a noise issue at an address in Prestbury. “However the caller was advised that it was a matter for the council.”Foden’s former £3million mansion featured five bedrooms, a swimming pool, a cinema room, a gym and a large garden with a hot tub and trampoline.Wayne Rooney used to live nearby until he moved to a £20million mega-mansion nearby.A source told The Sun back in 2022: “Phil loves living in Cheshire but felt it was time to fly the nest now he has two young children with his partner, Rebecca.“It’s in his old neighbourhood so they feel very settled in already.”READ MORE SUN STORIESIt comes after a lucky football fan secured a £3.5million house in Cheshire’s footballers’ paradise – from just a £10 raffle.And James Maddison is flogging his jaw-dropping house that comes with its own football pitch for just £2.5million.Phil Foden’s signed England jerseyCredit: Instagram More

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      Leicester 1 Aston Villa 2: Onana and Duran on the scoresheet as Emery secures second successive away win

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      OF all the things that tempted Unai Emery to cough up £50 million for Amadou Onana, it certainly wasn’t his goalscoring.A mighty midfield general, of course. A never-back-down battler whose commanding presence and towering stature was the perfect protection for his backline.Ezri Konsa helps Onana celebrate his Villa breakthroughCredit: ReutersJhon Duran sees his header double the home side’s leadCredit: AFPIn-form Onana pounced for Villa’s openerCredit: ReutersMaybe even the odd driving run forward as he stretched those giant legs, while there weren’t many who could match the Belgian in the air.Sticking the ball in the net, though, wasn’t very high on the must-do list. So what a welcome surprise that this morning Onana finds himself as Villa’s joint top scorer.Three goals in two years at Goodison for Everton, and two already in just three games for Emery’s men, after following his opening day effort at West Ham with the opener here.More Ollie Watkins than Ollie Watkins himself, you could say. The deadly striker of a year ago, but a man now stuck in a goalscoring drought.READ MORE TOP STORIESOne he would probably have ended after only two minutes here, to be honest, had he been a tad more alert when Youri Tielemans sent him scooting through.Yet although he got there first, nudging it away from Mads Hermansen with his left foot, the keeper stretched out a long arm to paw it away and Watkins’ misery continued.Having said that, his blank luck against the Foxes here wasn’t down to being off the pace, as much as facing a keeper who was fantastic one minute and fortunate the next.We got a glimpse of the first when Morgan Rogers fed Watkins, who held off James Justin and shot low – only for Hermansen to get down well and push behind. It was a fine stop.Most read in FootballDuran enjoys his goal with Villa team-mate Morgan RogersCredit: AFPFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSAnother narrow escape for Leicester, another moment to forget for Watkins. Thank Heavens, then, for the prolific Onana!And what a well worked opener it was, as the Belgian stuck out a long leg to prod the visitors in front…a goal which left Foxes fans raging.Meet the new Wags of the Premier League season, from a Belgian interior designer to a Portuguese modelVilla chief Unai Emery was as animated as his teamCredit: ReutersFuming when referee David Coote decided Oliver Skipp had fouled Watkins, and fit to burst when Villa scored from the free kick.Tielemans fed Jacob Ramsey on the charge, and from his low cross, Onana was unguarded as he turned it in.It was no more than Villa’s superiority deserved, and on 64 minutes the dominance saw the lead doubled at last.What an introduction it was too for Columbian striker Jhon Duran, scoring with his first touch after coming off the bench just 133 seconds before.Lucas Digne traded passes with Ramsey before clipping in a cross that, if anything, was a fraction behind Duran.Yet the Villa substitute’s header had the direction AND the power to find the top corner. It was a marvellous finish.Duran’s magic moment came with the Foxes still feeling referee Coote had robbed them of an equaliser – although in truth he had done nothing of the sort.When Harry Winks’ free kick struck the official, he had no option but to whistle, long before Skipp crossed low and Jamie Vardy picked out the bottom corner.Common sense screamed that it couldn’t stand, Had the ball not hit Coote, it would never have ended up with Skipp in the first place, and Vardy knew it.Still, fair play to the Foxes for pounding away, finally getting their reward when sub Facundo Buonanotte volleyed them a lifeline on 73 minutes.READ MORE SUN STORIESOne that Leicester fans thought had turned into a lifesaver in the last of seven added minutes, when Vardy crashed in Ezri Konsa’s challenge and the whistle blew.Instead it was for offside, not a penalty. The Foxes striker had dived in any case, and justice was done…although not too many home fans agreed.Jamie Vardy and Co acknowledge Leicester fans after defeatCredit: ReutersVilla rejoice as Onana strikes on 28 minutesCredit: Reuters More

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      England star Jude Bellingham building TWO houses worth £7MILLION in West Midlands with cinema, swimming pool and sauna

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      ENGLAND star Jude Bellingham is said to be building two houses worth £7million in the West Midlands.The Real Madrid ace, 21, recently bought a plot of land in affluent Barnt Green, Worcestershire.Jude Bellingham is reportedly building two houses worth £7millionCredit: RexThe Real Madrid star recently bought a plot of land in Barnt Green, WorcestershireCredit: AlamyBellingham and his mother, Denise, paid £825,000 for their Barnt Green plot in April last year.The village is considered among the most prestigious locations in the Midlands and also boasts two upmarket country pubs and a cricket club.Now, a five-bedroom, four-level home is reportedly being built on Bellingham’s plot, formerly part of the garden of a house which has now been demolished.The new build will boast a basement area with a cinema, swimming pool, sauna and gym and an entertainment area complete with a bar. Read More in FootballThere will be a living space upstairs which includes a large kitchen, five ensuite bedrooms, two lounges and a snug.Meanwhile, a second, similarly designed five-bed property is being built by the same developer on the spot where the former house stood.Bellingham’s development is reported to be worth a whopping £7million in total, reports MailOnline.A woman who lives near the development told the outlet: “The word is that he’s buying one house for his parents and he’s going to have the other. I’m not really into football but everybody’s heard of Bellingham.”Most read in FootballAnother resident added: “It’s a very wealthy area and people here appreciate their privacy. There are plenty of footballers in Barnt Green, people don’t bat an eyelid.”A source told the Mail that Bellingham was keen “to have a base in the country” even though he lives and plays football in Spain. What is Jude Bellingham’s goal celebration and what does it mean?England midfielder Bellingham is not the only footballer who has investments in the Barnt Green area.Prem stars Ollie Watkins and Jack Grealish also own properties in the area.Barnt Green is also home to businessmen such as Gymshark tycoon Ben Francis and singer Jamelia.Meanwhile, former Manchester United and Aston Villa manager Ron Atkinson is said to live nearby. The average cost of a detached house is £963,000.Real Madrid ace Bellingham was a star of the Three Lions run to the final at the Euros this summer.But he is set to miss the start of England’s Uefa Nations League campaign after being ruled out for a month with injury.READ MORE SUN STORIESManager Carlo Ancelotti revealed the news after he was asked whether Bellingham would be available for yesterday’s LaLiga clash against Real Valladolid.The former Birmingham and Borussia Dortmund star scored 19 goals in a stunning debut season at the Bernabeu.Ollie Watkins, pictured here with Bellingham, also owns a property in Barnt GreenCredit: GettyJack Grealish is another Prem star who made an investment in the leafy areaCredit: Getty More

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      Paul Pogba puts mansion back on sale for £4m following four-year footie ban

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      PAUL Pogba has put his mansion back on the market for £4million to try to claw back earnings following his four-year footie ban.The ex-Man Utd ace, who failed a drugs test a year ago, bought the home, featuring an indoor football pitch, for £3million in 2016.Paul Pogba has put his mansion back on the market for £4millionCredit: GettyPogba’s Cheshire home was bought for almost £3millionCredit: MercuryHe tried to let out the home in Hale Barns, Cheshire, but had to drop the rent from £27,500 a month to £18,000 when he failed to find a tenant.The sprawling 7,400sq ft mansion is now back on the market.The property boasts an open plan living area, landscaped gardens, a games room, gym, and an indoor footie pitch dubbed the P.P Arena by Pogba.It also has a gated entrance after the midfielder was targeted by burglars in 2022, who broke in while his children were sleeping upstairs.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSPogba had been playing a Champions League game at Old Trafford against Atlético Madrid when he had to rush home, saying it was the family’s “worst nightmare”.The Juventus player was banned from football in February for four years after failing a drugs test.The substance found in his system last August was DHEA, which can naturally boost levels of testosterone.Juventus are terminating his contract, with the incident casting doubt over whether he’ll ever step foot onto a pitch again.Most read in FootballWhile awaiting the verdict over his footie ban, Pogba’s earnings were slashed to just £1,700-a-month – a far cry from the £6.8million-a-season he’d expected.He also faces losing his lucrative sponsorship deals, such as a £31million contract with Adidas.Man Utd legend Rio Ferdinand tells Paul Pogba he ‘needs to speak’ after four-year ban for doping Pogba, who denies wrongdoing, is currently living with his wife Zulay in Italy in a mansion owned by Cristiano Ronaldo. More

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      England star Mason Mount turning supercar garage at £4m mansion into a hi-tech golf simulator – despite course NEXT DOOR

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      MAN Utd star Mason Mount has kicked off plans to turn a garage into a golf simulator room at his £4million mansion – next door to a golf course.The midfielder has splashed out on a luxury six-bed new build property in Cheshire.Mason Mount is looking to transform part of his homeCredit: GettyThe football star is known to be a fan of golf and wants to perfect his swinging techniqueCredit: GettySo he has decided to transform a car garage to a high-tech golf simulatorCredit: https://www.instagram.com/masonmount/Mount also applied to his local council for planning permission to build a new gym extensionCredit: https://www.instagram.com/masonmount/His new abode comes with an array of luxury features, which include a pool room, gym and two cinemas.The sprawling house backs on to a prestigious golf resort, providing the home with picturesque views.But, seemingly not happy with just his skills on the football pitch, Mason, 25, is also determined to perfect his golf swing.Now, it seems that the footballer intends to convert an existing garage into a home golf simulator room, despite the close proximity to the course. READ MORE ON MASON MOUNTIt comes after the sports star was seen driving around a golf course last year in a garish bright red Ferrari golf buggy.The midfielder took time out to relax and practice his swing ahead of his first competitive debut following his £60million move from Chelsea.Mount has also applied to his local council for planning permission to build a new gym extension with a sauna, steam room and study.But he needs planning permission because the proposed works are around trees protected by a Tree Preservation Order (TPO), in a green belt area.Most read in FootballHis plush double-fronted pad was built just two years ago and boasts full-length windows, five bathrooms, an open plan kitchen and dining area, orangery and office.It also has a number of reception rooms, a first floor glazed balcony with decking and a second cinema in the loft.Former Chelsea team-mates Mason Mount and Jorginho embrace after Man Utd’s pre-season defeat to Arsenal Officials at the local council gave the go-ahead for the new build despite an objection from a neighbour.In a letter to the council, they wrote: “I don’t believe another property on [the lane] has three full floors and, looking at the proposal, I don’t believe would be in keeping with the area.”Planners are expected to make a decision on the proposed garage conversion and gym extension in October.Other famous footballers who live nearby include Everton’s Jordan Pickford and Michael Keane, and Man Utd goalkeeper Tom Heaton.Close neighbours include Everton’s Jordan PickfordCredit: GettyHis abode features a pool room, gym and two cinemasCredit: GettyIt also has a number of reception rooms and a first floor glazed balcony with deckingCredit: @masonmount More

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      Liverpool ace Trent Alexander-Arnold avoids having to tear down £50,000 padel tennis court

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      ENGLAND star Trent Alexander-Arnold has dodged a balls-up after having a £50,000 padel tennis court built in his garden without planning permission.The Liverpool defender, 25, faced having to tear it down amid fears the noisy games could lead to a volley of complaints from neighbours at his £5million Cheshire pile.Trent Alexander-Arnold has dodged a balls-up after having a £50,000 padel tennis court built in his garden without planning permissionCredit: GettyThe local parish council objected and raised concerns about players disturbing locals in the quiet village of Goostrey, where neighbours include ex-Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson.The Campaign to Protect Rural England agreed, saying: “A padel court for private use in no way justifies an intrusion into the open countryside surrounding a village.”There were also concerns the unauthorised construction — 25 per cent smaller than a normal tennis court — would have a negative impact on the countryside.But the footballer, ­dating Jude Law’s actress and model daughter Iris, has now been granted permission retrospectively.read more on footballCheshire East council approved it as long as he removes four floodlights to prevent light pollution.He has also hired ­landscapers to plant trees and hedges for screening.Padel tennis is said to be the world’s fastest growing sport and garden courts are becoming the ultimate outdoor status symbol for the homes of the rich and famous.It’s been championed by celebs including Shakira, supermodel Elle Macpherson and rapper Stormzy.Most read in FootballThe sport was given the royal seal of approval after it emerged Prince William and his wife Kate are hooked on the sport.Who is Iris Law and is she dating footballer Trent Alexander Arnold More

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      We live in shadow of legendary Old Trafford… but fear new £2bn stadium yards away will ‘rip the soul’ out of Man Utd

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      RESIDENTS living in the shadow of Old Trafford fear the club’s plan to build a brand new £2billion stadium just yards away will “rip the soul” out of Manchester United.United chiefs recently made the decision to build a new, state of the art stadium rather than redevelop the iconic stadium they have called home since 1910.Man Utd plan to build a new £2billion stadium which would replace Old TraffordCredit: Lord PingStephanie Ross, 41, with her son, 15, said she feared moving from Old Trafford would ‘rip the soul’ from the clubTanya said the stadium would be a big boost but was unsure about Old Trafford being changedResidents living in the shadow of Old Trafford are worried about the changeThe club has yet to make a final decision but co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to bulldoze their home of 114 years and create a new state-of-the art stadium on nearby land.The £2bn project could be completed by 2030 and it would replace Wembley as the biggest stadium in the country.If approved, the stadium would become the second largest in Europe behind Barcelona’s revamped 105,000-seater Nou Camp.However, the club does not intend to demolishing Old Trafford completely but instead scaling it down to a 30,000-seater venue.Read More in FootballDie-hard fans fear moving from the Theatre of Dreams, which has capacity of 74,000, could “rip the soul” out of the club.Others have expressed concerns it will add to existing problem such as rubbish, parking and fans using alleyways as toilets.Many had already called on United chiefs to redevelop it due to its “sense of history”.But they do not want to move permanently and are still against he downscaling of the stadium, even if it is to not be demolished completely.Most read in FootballUnited fan Stephanie Ross, 41, said: “I don’t feel it would be same atmosphere if we moved to a new stadium.“I’m worried about how much money it would cost and think it would rip the soul out of the club.Manchester United to field patched-up defence in Community Shield clash “I would rather they stayed and fixed Old Trafford.”Richard Walsh, 35, said: “If it happens, it happens. But leaving Old Trafford would mean losing the stadium’s sense of history.“And I’m also concerned what will happen to ticket prices if we go to a new stadium.”One resident, who didn’t wish to give her name, said she feared a new stadium would cause more issues for residents.She said: “It’s just the mess that’s caused on match days. There’s a lot of littering and problems with people parking illegally.“People say to me, ‘Well you shouldn’t live next door to a football stadium.’“But you can’t excuse fans using the alleyways as a toilet.”Another resident said she objected to paying £51.50 a year for a parking permit outside to park outside her own home when fans regularly turned up and parked on the road anyway.“You never see the traffic wardens on match days,” she added.“And if I want someone to come and see me I have to pay for a visitor’s parking permit which is another £51.50.”“I don’t think it will make much difference.”The legendary Old Trafford could be scaled back if the new stadium is builtCredit: GettySusan Tighe is not worried about more fans and says the atmosphere is greatBut other locals such as Derek White, 66, backed the plansHowever, other locals believe that proposed plans to build a 100,000 seater stadium will be a “big boost” for the area.Derek White, 66, said: “I think it’s a great idea to build a new stadium, it will bring more business into the area, which is a good thing.“Some of the takeaways and pubs around here only get really busy on match days.”Resident and United fan Tanya Jackson, 53, said: “They are trying to build the area up around here so a new stadium would be a big boost.“It’ll be great for the area because they’ll build new hotels and things like that.”However, she was unsure about the changes that could potentially be facing Old Trafford.Tanya added: “But I don’t know about knocking down Old Trafford – there’s too much history in there.”Susah Tighe, 64, has lived on one of the roads near Old Trafford for 40 years, said she has got used to thousands of fans on match days, although it’s sometimes a case of “batten down the hatches”.She said: “There’s never been any trouble and there’s a good atmosphere.“So I’m not really bothered by the though of another 25,000 plus fans.What we know about the ‘new’ Old TraffordMANCHESTER UNITED plan to build a new stadium rather than redevelop Old Trafford.The decision was made after a number of fact-finding missions to other stadiums including the Bernabeu and Nou Camp.The cost of the project is expected to be a staggering £2billion.A capacity of 100,000 is expected.It is felt that a club of United’s standing should have a new state-of-the-art facility.The new stadium will be built on land adjacent to the Red Devils’ current home.United are looking to not only build a stadium but regenerate the area of Trafford where the ground will stand.They plan to KEEP Old Trafford rather than demolish it, and use it as a second venue. They will scale it down to a 30,000-seater that can then be used for the women’s team and academy matches.That would mean the history remains with statues and the Munich clock and memorial plaque all most likely staying in their current positions.The club consulted with 30,000 fans about what to do and believe there is roughly a 50-50 split on staying or moving.Old Trafford has been United’s home since 1910.The target is for completion by 2030. She added: “I think they also need to think about the transport links – 100,000 is a lot of people.”But a United steward, who didn’t want to be named, likened trying to redevelop Old Trafford to “putting plaster on rotting walls” because it’s so outdated and in disrepair.“Everyone knows about the leaking roof, but there are a lot of other problems,” he said.“The only answer is a new stadium. We’ve seen what Manchester City have done and we’re a far bigger club than they are.READ MORE SUN STORIES“We have the space to build a new stadium so the club needs to follow Ratcliffe’s vision.”The Sun have contacted Manchester United for comment. More

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      Tyson Fury’s plans for ‘Grand Designs’ 6-bed £2.5m mansion with pool, sauna & cinema rejected by council to protect BATS

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      TYSON Fury has been forced to withdraw his plans to build a luxury mansion after being knocked out by bats.The boxer wanted to demolish the eight bedroom dwelling to replace it with a six-bed pad in Cheshire’s “Golden Triangle”, popular with celebs and soccer stars.Tyson Fury has been forced to withdraw his plans to build a luxury mansionCredit: parisfury1/instagramThe boxer wanted to demolish the eight bedroom dwelling to replace it with a six-bed padCredit: Cheshire East CouncilPlans for the lavish property included a swimming pool and hot tubCredit: Cheshire East CouncilThe site has become a dumping ground for used carsCredit: Cheshire East CouncilPlans for the lavish modern home included a swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi and cinema.But the ex-heavyweight champ’s plans were thwarted by Cheshire East Council’s eco departments – and he withdrew the application on Wednesday.Battle-weary Tyson, 35, obviously felt that all the problems were mounting up – and threw in the towel.Council conservation officer James Baggaley insisted that the planning application couldn’t even be examined until winter to identify if there were any “hibernating bats” – and demanded a new survey in six months time.Read more Sports NewsPreviously, Tyson’s plans hit trouble after bats were found roosting in a loft.Then he was told birds flocking to his pond or fruit trees maybe a hazard to nearby jets.Tyson was already having to apply for a special license from Natural England as a protected bat species had been detected around his current home.He also needed to submit a biodiversity strategy which “should include proposals for the provision of features for nesting birds including house sparrow and, gaps in garden fences to facilitate the movement of hedgehogs, native species planting.”Most read in BoxingAnother council department wanted him to move his proposed extravagant pad – for the sake of an oak tree.The new build would have got the green light only if “the development is of overriding public interest” and “there are no suitable alternatives”.Tyson Fury shows off his air guitar skills to AC/DC and sings Mr Brightside as son Prince holds up WBC belt at open media workout ahead of Usyk boutThe officer stated that “further consideration be given to moving or modifying the building footprint to avoid encroachment into the root protection area of the oak tree.”This is the second time Tyson has ditched plans to demolish the original building.He had also submitted plans to extend and modify the current property, but withdrew that application too, so the future of the estate is yet to be determined.In December, Fury and his two brothers John Jr and Shane landed in hot water with the courts for renting out a car park on their land.Tyson Fury’s life outside of boxingA WORLD heavyweight champion inside the ring, Tyson Fury also has a colourful life away from his mega fights.The hit Netflix show At Home With The Furys gave an insight into his day-to-day activities away from boxing.The Gypsy King is believed to have punched his way to a career haul of nearly £200million.Fury and his seven kids currently reside in a plush house worth a whopping £1.7m.He swapped his £550,000 home that overlooked Morecambe Bay for the mansion located in the same area.Wife Paris, 34, often gives us a glimpse into her fab property by sharing snaps on Instagram.The home featured heavily in the Netflix show At Home with the Furys, which offered fans a glimpse inside the chaotic and full-on life of Britain’s top heavyweight boxer.Season one offered a glimpse into his fight preparations ahead of a showdown with Derek Chisora in December 2022.And Fury also has an absolute monster collection of motors he has been seen behind the wheel of.Most recently, he added a stunning customised Porsche GT3 RS worth over £200,000 to his car collection.He is also said to own several Rolex watches, flashing a £60,000 diamond-laden 18ct timepiece from the brand as he prepared for his fight with Whyte.Dad John was at Chester Magistrates’ Court to defend his sons.He said he had signed a lease agreement with a valet company and they had done nothing wrong by failing to cough up £82,166 to the council for a car park, which adjoins his house in Styal.The court also heard he handed ownership of the land to his sons – who are worth over £134 million – following a “fight with the wife 20 years ago”.John Sr said: “I didn’t even have to be here but I’ve come here today to tell you the boys have nothing to do with anything of it, especially Tyson.”It’s ridiculous when you’re paying millions of pounds in taxes. He hasn’t lived at that address for 18 years.”All I’ve done is rent a piece of land out. I have no understanding of any kind of business or what they do.READ MORE SUN STORIES”It was just an empty yard, that’s all I’ve ever done.”But District Judge Mr John McGarva ordered the three brothers to pay the business rates bill plus court costs of £17,206 – totalling nearly £100,000.Fury and his family pose for a photo promoting their hit Netflix showCredit: Courtesy of NetflixThe site currently includes a grim-coloured pondCredit: Cheshire East CouncilFury’s current mansion in Morecambe, which featured in hit Netflix show At Home With the FurysCredit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvin MediaOvergrown land currently occupies the site in CheshireCredit: Cheshire East CouncilThe council has concerns about the potential loss of treesCredit: Cheshire East Council More