Phil Foden has moved out of his £3million mansion just weeks after neighbours called the police over a 'louder than Glastonbury' kids' party at the property.
The Manchester City star, 24, enlisted the help of company Warrens Removals for the move to his new abode.
Sharing their delight at having helped the footballer, Warrens posted snaps on social media of the team posing with Foden outside a delivery van, as well as the player signing a shirt.
'Normally Phil provides the goals and assists but on this occasion we provided the assist and achieved our goal,' the removals team wrote. 'Thank you so much for choosing Warrens. What a complete honour.'
The move away from his mansion comes just over a month after a raucous late-night party at Foden's house - where he lives with his longterm girlfriend Rebecca Cooke and their three children - led to police being called.
Phil Foden has moved out of his £3million mansion just weeks after neighbours called the police over a 'louder than Glastonbury' kids' party at the home
The move away from his mansion comes just over a month after a raucous late-night party at Foden's house - where he lives with his long-term girlfriend Rebecca Cookes and their three children - led to police being called
Amongst the collection of snaps shared on Instagram by Warrens Removals was a Manchester City football shirt with Foden's name and number on it.
On the shirt, the player wrote: 'To Warrens Removals, thank you so much for your help with the move, Foden 47.'
There was also a picture of an England football shirt again with his team number on it, 11, which appeared to be signed by the whole team.
In another snap, Foden was seen sporting a blue tracksuit as he watched the removal van drive off.
Neighbours claimed the children's party was 'louder than Glastonbury' with booming gangster rap music.
One neighbour dialled 999 over the blaring music which one resident complained was so loud it was 'like being in a nightclub'.
Neighbours said the kids party started around 4pm at Foden's £3million mansion on Tuesday and went on until nearly midnight.
Cheshire Police confirmed they were contacted over a noise complaint but officers did not go to the house.
Sharing their delight at having helped the footballer, Warrens posted snaps on social media of the team posing with Foden outside a delivery van, as well as the player signing a shirt
In another snap, Foden was seen sporting a blue tracksuit as he watched the removal van drive off
Amongst the collection of snaps shared on Instagram by Warrens Removals was a Manchester City football shirt with Foden's name and number on it
There was also a picture of an England football shirt again with his team number on it, 11, which appeared to be signed by the whole team
Snoop Dog's 'Drop It Like It's Hot' and a Queen Latifah hit were allegedly heard being blasted from a PA system, as kids screamed and Foden's Doberman guard dog barked.
However residents insisted the Manchester City midfielder is not a 'nightmare neighbour' and does not regularly host late-night or loud parties.
Mother-of-two Hannah Brown, 41, who walked her dog past the house on Tuesday, said: 'It was unbelievably loud.
'It was like being at a music festival. In fact, I've been to Glastonbury a few times and it was louder than that. I'm not surprised people got so upset.'
One neighbour in his 80s, who lives opposite the Premier League footballer, said: 'It was excessively loud.
'We could hear it inside our house. I tried to drown it out with the TV but it was no good.
'It was like being at the party. I heard children shouting and screaming – I think they must have been jumping in and out of the swimming pool.
'He's had parties before but nothing like this. This was crazily loud,' he added.
Included in the snaps by Warrens was a picture of their packing tape beside Foden's ball for Player Of The Season
Sharing their delight at having helped the footballer, Warrens posted snaps on social media of the team posing with Foden outside a delivery van, as well as the player signing a shirt
Foden and long-term partner Rebecca Cooke welcomed their third child during the Euros
Another neighbour said: 'He has had other parties with loud music but it's not a regular thing.
'But this was really loud - it was like he was hosting a music festival. There have been other parties but he's not a nightmare neighbour.
'People just like their peace and quiet round here, not loud music.'
A 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.'
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