Superstar footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has switched mansions after bleating sheep kept him awake.
Following this bizarre awakening, Ronaldo has moved from one seven bedroom mansion to another. He has moved into a £3 million seven-bed place which was owned by a former Manchester United star.
“beautiful and nestled”
After the Portugese star returned to the club after leaving Juventus, he along with his partner Georgina Rodriguez and four children, moved to a £6 million home of 23 acres.
“While the property is beautiful and is nestled in rolling fields and woodland”, a source said. “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”, they added.
“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”.
However, after less than a week in the house the family moved out of, due to the noise and security fears.
This new house also has a pool, cinema room, four car garage for some of his £17 million supercars. The mansion also has electric gates patrolled by guards and CCTV cameras.
“feels like home”
It has been reported that this new home for the Ronaldo family is unque as its “gardens which screen the house from view”. This is despite the house being a short walk from nightlife.
“Ronaldo lived close by during his previous stint so it feels like home”, a source also added.
They also said, “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”.
Despite his alleged sleeping problems, Cristiano Ronaldo has made a dream start to his second Manchester United spell, scoring two goals in his first game back at Old Trafford against Newcastle United in a 4-2 victory.
Ronaldo also scored in Manchester United’s 2-1 defeat to Young Boys in the Champions League midweek.
He scored 118 goals in 292 games during his first spell for Man United between 2003-2009.
