Adam Johnson to swap prison cell for £2m seven-bed mansion on prison release next month
The sprawling pad was built while the disgraced ex-England ace, 31, rotted away in HMP Moorland
FOOTIE paedo Adam Johnson is set to swap his 12ft x 8ft prison cell for a luxury mansion with seven beds, a swimming pool, and a bowling alley.
The sprawling pad - built while the disgraced ex-England ace, 31, rotted away in HMP Moorland - is thought to be worth upwards of £2m.
It is currently occupied by his loyal sister Faye.
Johnson, who played for Man City and Sunderland, was jailed in 2016 after he admitted grooming and kissing a 15-year-old fan.
The former Sunderland winger groomed the fan before sexually assaulting her in his car in a secluded spot in County Durham.
He had denied sexual activity with the her but was convicted after a trial.
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Johnson was dumped before the trial by his girlfriend Stacey Flounders, 29, the mother of his three-year-old daughter.
He is set to be freed from prison within the next few months.
Johnson, who earned £60,000-a-week, lived with ex Stacey Flounders in a £2million property in Country Durham before his conviction.
But it was flogged to cricket star Ben Stokes for £1.8m after Johnson was caged in March 2016.
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Stokes, 27, picked up the pad after Johnson slashed £200,000 from the guide price.
The disgraced star has vowed to play football again - with interest already from clubs in India and China.
He is reportedly on a segregated wing inside HMP Moorland, South Yorkshire, where low-risk sex offenders are held.
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