Manchester United's new marquee signing has reportedly move into Mason Greenwood's lavish £2 million (R47 million) mansion.
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The Red Devils recently bid farewell to one of their academy graduates permanently when they sold Greenwood to Olympique Marseille for a mooted €26 million (R515 million).
The sale to the Ligue 1 giants marked the end of a drawn-out and marred relationship between the two parties.
The one-cap England international was suspended by the record Premier League title holders following his arrest in January 2022.
The winger was apprehended on charges relating to attempted rape, engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour, and assault, but they would be dropped in February 2023.
Despite the fact that he no longer faced the prospect of jail time, Greenwood's United career did not restart as he was loaned out to Getafe for the 2023/24 season.
Now, he has left Old Trafford for good, leaving behind a six-bedroom, six-bathroom property in Bowdon, Cheshire.
The home also includes an open-plan kitchen, three reception rooms, a cinema room and a bar, and also has separate accommodation for an au pair and a double garage that includes a gym.
According to The Sun, the property costs about £14 000 (about R329 000) a month to rent, and while the Bradford native no longer lives in it, renting it out now is United's newest centre-back, Leny Yoro.
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While Greenwood has made the move to the French top flight, Yoro is arriving from Ligue 1 after his former club Lille was paid €62 million for the teenage sensation's signature, and he will now be calling the mansion his home for the time being.
