See Why Cristiano Ronaldo Switched His Mansion

See Why Cristiano Ronaldo Switched His Mansion

Cristiano Ronaldo and his family have switched mansions after bleating sheep kept waking them up. 

The 36-year-old Manchester United returnee has moved from one seven-bed home to another, as he reportedly loves his rest between matches. 

Ronaldo who had earlier moved into a £6million home in 23 acres days after sealing his return to United, escaped his baaing woe by moving into a £3million seven-bed owned by a former Man United star.

Cristiano Ronaldo switches mansions after bleating sheep kept waking him up

The Sun reported that the striker, his partner Georgina Rodriguez, 27, and their four children moved out after less than a week due to the racket from sheep and security fears.

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A source told the publication; 

“While the property is beautiful and is nestled in rolling fields and woodland, it was also close to sheep which are very noisy early in the morning.

“It had a public footpath across the land and the road at the front gave a view inside its gates.

“Ronaldo is a true pro who places a lot on rest and recovery after games, so it was decided it was best if he and his family moved.”

Cristiano Ronaldo switches mansions after bleating sheep kept waking him up

Ronaldo’s new home in Cheshire has a pool, cinema room, four-car garage for some of his £17million supercars, CCTV cameras, electric gates, patrolled by guards, gardens which screen the house from view, and also located at a short walk from nightlife.

The source added; 

“Ronaldo lived close by during his previous stint so it feels like home.

“His kids are in a private school and he hopes that once the buzz of his return to United dies down, he can take Georgina out and show her his favourite local spots.”


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