- Phil Foden’s neighbours have reportedly complained to police over noise
- The Fodens moved into the five-bedroom house in Prestbury, Cheshire, in 2021
- Foden and long-term partner Rebecca Cooke have three children
Police were reportedly called to Phil Foden’s £3million mansion in Cheshire due to complaints over a late-night kids’ party.
The Sun report that the event ran until midnight and that it was a final straw for residents who have grown tired of the lack of respect being shown by the Foden household.
One said: ‘Nobody minds a party or music being played but this is a regular thing at the Fodens.’
Those who live close by are said to have told The Sun that their lives have been ‘hell’ Foden and his partner Rebecca Cooke moved in with their three children.
The Manchester City star’s parents also have a mansion of their own in the neighbourhood.
The allegations against the Fodens stem from loud gangster rap regularly being played late at night and their dog barking all day.
In an open letter, residents in his road in Prestbury, Cheshire, branded him ‘selfish’ and called for City to get involved.
Cheshire Police acknowledged the complain but told neighbours to contact the council.
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Foden’s childhood sweetheart Cooke gave birth to their third child during Euro 2024 with her partner briefly leaving the England camp to be with her.
Their four-year-old son Ronnie is a popular figure with fans with four million followers on Instagram.
Foden is currently enjoying an extended break after England made it all the way to the final of the European Championship.
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The Three Lions fell short for the second time in successive Euros, losing to Spain in the final.
Foden had a disappointing tournament by his standards, starting all seven matches but failing to register a goal or an assist.
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