Cristiano Ronaldo's Manchester dream house struggles to sell despite price drop

The Cheshire house, which Cristiano Ronaldo moved into after rejoining Manchester United in September 2021, was advertised on Jackson-Stops' real estate website for 5 million euros ($6.53 million). The Sun said that because the seller was experiencing problems finding a new owner, the price was reduced from the £5.5 million that was listed on the first listing.

Two years after Ronaldo departed from Manchester United in late 2022, the property was toured by the YouTube channel The Luxury Home Show recently. "Nestled within 23 acres of beautiful grounds, this modern residence boasts a stunning leisure suite, a charming two-bedroom guest barn, and even a padel court!" it said.

The home also has a personal bar unit, a movie theater, an indoor pool, and a kitchen with a breakfast bar. Nestled on a vast 23 acres of breathtaking property, this dream home features seven bedrooms and six bathrooms along with luxurious facilities including a theater room, padel court, gym, and swimming pool. 

The 39-year-old star footballer made a comeback at Old Trafford, but it didn't last for much more than a year. After a falling out with Erik ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, he left his previous club, leaving supporters to ponder what may have been. Still, Ronaldo gave his admirers unforgettable experiences.

Cristiano Ronaldo moved to Saudi Arabia in 2023

During his 54 games with the Red Devils, he scored 27 goals. Cristiano Ronaldo terminated his contract with United early after having a stellar debut in his second stint at Old Trafford due to his criticism of the team and coach Erik ten Hag during an interview with TV host Piers Morgan. He left England for Saudi Arabia and joined Al Nassr in 2023.

The CR7 Signature Museum in Saudi Arabia opened to the public in 2023, a few months after the renowned football player relocated to the Middle East. Ronaldo's wax figure, complete with an Al Nassr jersey, is on display at the Boulevard City Museum in Riyadh, together with his most significant prizes and personal items.