September 16, (THEWILL) – A disturbing flock of sheep has forced Manchester United’s Cristiano Ronaldo and his family to switch residence. THEWILL gathered that the sheep’s nonstop bleating disturbed the Ronaldo family’s sleep.
The 36-year-old who takes his rest between matches seriously did not hesitate to effect a change of home, quickly securing a similar seven-bed home as far away from the flock as possible. The Ronaldo family checked into a $5.6 million seven-bed owned by a former Man United player, who remains unnamed.
Upon arrival in England to resume at the club, the security team assigned to him whisked the Man United legend and his family to an $11 million home. They had only just settled before the incessant sheep bleating became too much to bear.
A source familiar with the details of the story revealed that there was also a privacy concern around Ronaldo’s decision to change residences, saying: “While the property is beautiful and is nestled in rolling fields and woodland, it was also close to sheep that 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.”
In the new home, there promises to be no such inconveniences. It boasts a pool, cinema room and four-car garage for some of the $32 million worth of supercars that belong to the superstar. The mansion also comes with CCTV cameras, electric gates and is patrolled by guards for the family’s safety.
Added to the advantage of serenity it will provide Ronaldo, there is also the guarantee of some privacy as the mansion’s gardens screen the house from view.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has fitted perfectly into the squad since his return and made a dream start to his second stint at Old Trafford on the weekend, scoring twice in the 4-1 win over Newcastle United.
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