Published: 17:55 BST, 28 August 2026 | Updated: 17:55 BST, 28 August 2026
Premier League footballers are knocking hundreds of thousands of pounds off the asking prices of their homes in a bid to sell them.
The stars in Cheshire's so-called 'Golden Triangle' and its surrounding areas are having to slash the cost of their mansions to secure sales.
Many are former footballers for the likes of Manchester United and Manchester City – but even current big names are being dragged into the struggle.
Manchester City and England man Phil Foden chopped £825,00 off the asking price for his home in Prestbury – plunging it from £3.25m to £2.4m.
A sale at that price meant that the 26-year-old, who lives with his childhood sweetheart Rebecca Cooke and their three children, lost £450,000 on the price he paid for the pad.
Now a spate of other former and current Premier League names find themselves in a similar predicament.
Premier League players are being forced to slash the prices of their homes in Cheshire's 'Golden Triangle' to sell them (pictured: Phil Foden's house, which he lost £450,000 on)
Former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany reduced his asking price by £300,000 to sell his home in Hale Barns
Tim Cahill had to slash £1.5million off his asking price to sell his gorgeous mansion in Hale
Paul Pogba has lopped off a massive £450,000 from the asking price of his mansion in Hale Barns, with a new valuation of £3.45m.
Former Manchester City star Ederson, who now plays for Turkish club Fenerbahce, has just reduced the price of his house in Wilmslow by £200,000 to £3.8m.
Meanwhile, ex-Wales captain Ashley Williams has had to cut £100,000 off the price of his home in Altrincham, which has a new ask of £3,650,000.
And Everton centre-back Michael Keane has cut £200,000 from his home in Knutsford in a bid to secure a sale.
In nearby Formby, former Liverpool star Naby Keita has slashed £200,000 off the price of his five bedroom home with a new valuation at £2.8m.
