Footballlers who trained on their backyard pitches during coronavirus crisis, from Messi to Ronaldo and Rooney
LIFE'S a pitch for these footballers who all have football pitches installed in their huge mansions.
Wayne Rooney, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo were just some of the self-isolating stars that honed their skills at home when football was halted due to the coronavirus pandemic.
PREMIER LEAGUE'S FINEST
New Arsenal U18 coach Jack Wilshere has a sprawling back garden that he loves to shoot balls around.
Although Jack got himself in hot water with his neighbours who complained that netting around the pitch was an eyesore.
While some like John Terry and Rio Ferdinand have full-sized goals to add that extra bit of realism and get some shooting practice in.
But it's Paul Pogba and Phil Neville who have taken it one step further by having indoor pitches inside their sprawling houses.
BRAND POGBA
The former Man Utd midfielder had his 'PP' initials etched into the centre circle, just to let you know it was his pitch. Clever branding.
Neville's looks more like an oversized Subbuteo pitch. He did try to sell his home in 2015 but couldn't find any takers.
Was it the football pitch that put prospective buyers off? Who knows, but the football bean bags are a nice touch.
IRELAND'S CAGE
Then there's Steven Ireland's... a man known for his outrageous taste in cars, his mini pitch is reminiscent of the cage in the Nike ads.
But there's one thing Messi, Ronaldo, Terry, Rooney, and Glen Johnson all have in common.
They all have kids, which gives these football stars the perfect excuse to have a kickabout in their back yards with their offspring.
After all, they're pitch perfect.