Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool has officially left the nest, having paid £2.6 million for a property.
Despite playing in the Premier League, the England defender is well-known for staying at home with his parents.
The 24-year-old has subsequently moved to a beautiful five-bedroom mansion in Hale, Cheshire. Paul Pogba, a Manchester United midfielder, is among the star’s current neighbors. In March, he acquired a mortgage from Queen’s Bank Coutts to buy the home.
He made his Premier League debut in December 2016 but remained at home with his parents and brothers.
“It’s just a really close family,” he explained a year ago. They oppose my leaving because I believe that many young athletes leave prematurely.
“They start earning decent money, and you think you can handle things, and then I think things start to go wrong.”
“I think my mother and family want to keep a close eye on me, don’t want things getting into my head, so I think I’ll be stuck here for the time being, until we all reach a general agreement that I have enough to move out.”
“The people I’m surrounded by, my family and friends, enable me to keep going.”