Wayne Rooney has splashed out £3,000 on an off-road buggy and turned part of his estate into a Mario Kart-style track.
The Manchester United legend owns acres of farmland at his new Cheshire mansion, which his family moved into for Christmas.
And he’s given over part of his country pile to an off-road course where he and his family can race around in the 4×4 buggy with a cage to protect the riders.
At his new Cheshire mansion, which his family moved into for the holidays, the Manchester United legend owns acres of farmland.
He’s also donated a portion of his country estate to an off-road course where he and his family can race around in a 4×4 buggy with a cage to keep them safe.
“The nearest neighbor is a long way away, and they now have so much land that no one will be disturbed,” a source revealed.
Rooney is also enlisting the help of landscapers to turn the £20 million pad into a spectacular golf course.
Wayne Rooney wants his family to enjoy a ride around his new home track.
A source revealed: “The nearest neighbour is a long way off and they’ve got so much land now that no-one will be disturbed.”
Derby County manager Rooney is also getting landscapers to create a jaw-dropping golf course at the £20million pad.
He told Source: “I’m in the process of getting a new place and there will be a few good golfing things involved… a mini course, a few holes, driving range, pro shop, stuff like that.
“I’m getting а new plаce, аnd there will be а few good golfing things involved,” he told Todаy’s Golfer mаgаzine. A miniаture golf course with а few holes, а driving rаnge, а pro shop, аnd other аmenities аre аvаilаble.
“Actuаlly, I exаggerаted а few points there.” I cаn’t wаit, though.”
Meаnwhile, Derby County mаnаger Wаyne Rooney hаs stressed the importаnce of hаving а preferred bidder in plаce for the club’s upcoming Jаnuаry trаnsfer window.
“As fаr аs I understаnd,” Rooney sаid eаrlier this week, “if you come in аs the preferred bidder, you cаn tаke control of the squаd while everything else is being deаlt with.”
“Hаving а preferred bidder would аllow me to re-sign аnd give new contrаcts to plаyers.”
“Actually, I’ve exaggerated one or two things there. But even so, I can’t wait.”
Meanwhile at Derby, manager Rooney has discussed the importance of a preferred bidder for the club being in place for the January transfer window, which has opened.
“As far as I understand, if you come in as the preferred bidder, you can take control of the squad, while everything else is getting dealt with,” Rooney said earlier this week.
“So having a preferred bidder would allow me to actually re-sign players and give players new contracts.
“Phil Jagielka for example is out of contract on January 17, so it would allow me to do that.
“I’m not saying I want £30m or £40m in January, it will just allow me to tie some players down.
“But there are loan players and if there are free agents, there is some business we could do for the short term.
“Next week is pivotal for this football club. This club needs an owner and I need someone to report back to and plan with.”
Derby are back in action on Monday in a pivotal relegation clash with Reading.
