Leny Yoro, Manchester United’s latest signing, is reportedly moving into the mansion previously owned by Mason Greenwood in Cheshire.

Following his move to Man Utd, Yoro has begun to settle into his new life in the UK and is selecting a new residence. According to The Sun, the French defender will be taking up residence in the villa formerly owned by Greenwood. The mansion features six bedrooms, six bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen, three reception rooms, a home cinema, and a bar.

To ensure the security of the 18-year-old player, the house is equipped with an electronic security gate, surveillance cameras, and an alarm system. The property also includes a separate area for staff and a double garage with a gym. It is estimated that Yoro will pay around £14,000 per month for these amenities.

As mentioned, this villa was previously the home of Mason Greenwood after he joined Manchester United’s first team. However, Greenwood’s lease on the property ended in September last year when he moved to Getafe on loan.

Earlier, Greenwood had been briefly detained by British police following allegations of attempted rape and assault, but he was later declared innocent. This controversy impacted his career in England, and he was eventually sold to Marseille for £27 million.

Meanwhile, Yoro has impressed Manchester United fans with his performance, notably during his debut against Rangers. Fans are hopeful for a strong partnership between Yoro and Lisandro Martinez in the upcoming season.

Currently, Yoro will join Man Utd for their pre-season tour in the US, where the team will face Real Betis, Arsenal, and Liverpool.