Paul Pogba cuts Cheshire mansion price to €4.04m

Paul Pogba has lowered the price of his Cheshire mansion as he continues trying to sell the property. The former Manchester United midfielder is now asking €4.04 million, after reducing the valuation from €4.56 million. The change represents a cut of approximately €520,000.

Pogba purchased the house in 2017. The property extends across nearly 690 square metres and contains five bedrooms, a cinema room, a high-end gym and a dedicated treatment area. An indoor football pitch was also installed, giving the France international a private facility connected to his sport.

The mansion carries difficult personal memories for Pogba. In 2022, while he was representing Manchester United in a Champions League game against Atlético de Madrid, the property was burgled. His children were inside the house at the time, and Pogba later characterised the incident as his family’s worst nightmare.

The sale comes as Pogba also looks for the next stage of his football career. He is currently without a club after his spell with Monaco ended early, while opportunities in Major League Soccer have been discussed as potential destinations. The property remains on the market at its revised price as Pogba attempts to find a buyer.