Phil Foden has made some of his new neighbors angry after organizing a 25th birthday party with a fish theme complete with a sound system in nightclub style, singer and DJs.
The midfielder of Manchester City and England moved from his previous house after sound complaints from Buren and recently splashed on a new country house in a more rural part of Cheshire.
Foden's partner Rebecca, 24, placed on their son Ronnie's Instagram account videos of the party in which 2018 the voting singer Holly Ellison then left dance tracks while partygoers are enjoying themselves.
The mother of three posted: “The best night ever for my fathers surprising birthday party with a fishing theme.
“Thanks to everyone who came and made it a special evening … Thanks to our DJ @dusk7__ & special guest @ultraBeat_official & @Hollyellisonmusic.
“Thank you to @Ledigo_Events as always the best setup.”
Holly, 42, added in a message on TIKTOK: “What a night for @phil FODEN BIRNTS BIRTHING! Incredible Energy, great people and a night to remember.”
But the party was not welcomed by everyone, with some locals complaining that the sound of the “Jamaican Dancehall” music for miles could be heard kilometers.
Jayne Jennings complained: “Our local famous football player Back -up of their old tricks. The noise level is ridiculous.”
Greg Milam added: “I am surprised that the whole of Cheshire can't hear it. It is unacceptable” while Oaul Eddie joked: “Hopefully his mother will be there to keep the peace.”
Some residents complained that they were not invited, while John Swindley said, “Walking made the dog much nicer tonight.”
Both Foden and his parents Claire and Phil SNR have previously been the subject of sound complaints arising from loud parties in the former houses in Prestbury, Cheshire.
In July last year, residents wrote an open letter in his way that burned him 'selfish' and called on the city to participate.
Foden, who will be 25 on Wednesday, has been omitted from Thomas Tuchel's newest English team, so that he can recover from an ankle injury.
He has admitted that his loss of form this season is due to struggling “mentally outside the field” and says: “some things are bigger than football”.
City plays their last Premier League match against Fulham today before participating in the FIFA Club World Cup in June.
In his spare time, Foden is a big fan of fishing, and last month it was depicted with a catch next to the Carp Fever team in Manchester.
While he was last summer, he went on a £ 14-per-day fishing holiday in the Cotswolds.
He sicked exotic destinations that are popular with other Premier League stars to spend five days with his father fishing on carp, catfish, tench, pike and perch.
A spectator at Linear Fisheries in Witney, Oxfordshire, said: “Phil was happy when Larry Camping in a cheap tent,
“He was sober and was just a lot to land a carp because it has a number of absolutely huge contains.
“While his English friends it was in chic hotels next to beaches, the most luxurious thing Phil had on his vacation was a portaloo.”
Foden's agent was contacted for comment.