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.
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The 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.
A 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.
Another 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”.
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.”
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.”
It 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.
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