A moving company recently showcased a special gift from Manchester City star Phil Foden after helping him with a house move, following reports of a loud party at his former mansion. The local removals firm, Warrens, proudly displayed a signed Number 47 City jersey on their social media, along with a thank-you note from Foden expressing his appreciation for their services.
The message from Foden read: “To Warrens Removals thank you so much for your help with the move.”
In response, Warrens posted: “Usually, Phil delivers the goals and assists, but this time, we provided the assist and scored our goal. Thank you so much for choosing Warrens. It was a complete honor.”
The staff couldn’t contain their excitement, with one remarking online, “By far, greatest moment of our careers, what a top lad and weekend it’s been.” Another added, “What a Legend and lovely family absolute honour to meet them all,” according to the Mirror.
It’s believed that Foden and his family have relocated to the Cheshire countryside. A source mentioned, “He’s moved into the countryside somewhere, to get away from it all, it’s close to a fishing lake because he loves fishing!”
Foden’s gift included a signed shirt and a heartfelt message.
Previously, there were reports of police being called to Foden’s former Prestbury home due to complaints about a noisy, late-night party. A neighbor reportedly contacted emergency services, describing the noise as ‘like being in a nightclub.’
The children’s party allegedly began around 4 p.m. and lasted until midnight. Cheshire Police confirmed they received a noise complaint, but no officers were sent to Foden’s residence.
The 24-year-old Stockport native lives with his girlfriend Rebecca Cooke and their three children, including five-year-old Ronnie. Foden’s long-term partner gave birth to their third child during Euro 2024, leading him to briefly leave the England squad to be with her.
After the celebration, a senior neighbor shared, “It was excessively loud. We could hear it inside our house. I tried to drown it out with the TV but it was no good.”
Another local commented, “He has had other parties with loud music but it’s not a regular thing. But this was really loud – it was like he was hosting a music festival. There have been other parties but he’s not a nightmare neighbor. People just like their peace and quiet round here, not loud music.”
A Cheshire Police spokesperson said at the time: “We received a call on Tuesday evening about a noise issue at an address in Prestbury. However, the caller was advised that it was a matter for the council.”
