Luke Shaw, a defender for Manchester United, is seeking a new residence ever since he listed his £2.6 million Cheshire estate for auction.

Two years after moving into the luxurious residence for £30 million from Southampton, the 21-year-old is now eager to vacate. Whoever purchases his current residence will also receive an indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, and movie theater. Shaw may have a difficult time persuading new Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho of his continued employment at Old Trafford, but it seems improbable that he will be released, particularly considering his poor start to the season.

Shaw sustained a catastrophic double leg break in the first month of the 2016–17 season, but the defender has since returned to full fitness. The recovery process was accelerated by the defender’s decision to return to Carrington early from his summer vacation in order to train. “Long-term injuries are the worst thing in football,” Mourinho said on MUTV after Shaw returned for the victory over Wigan last weekend.

“However, the youngster performed admirably during the summer, working nonstop at the training facility in an effort to be prepared for this.” “I had anticipated that he would begin the preseason with some limitations.” “A few minor drawbacks include some excess weight and a slight lack of sharpness, but the physical and, more importantly, the mental perspectives are both favorable.”