WAYNE ROONEY is returning home to England and his family – and will be living in his £20million “Morrisons mansion” that has a full-size football pitch, two fishing lakes, cinema and a pool.

The Manchester United and England legend has just been named as the new manager of Birmingham City and replaces the axed John Eustace at St Andrews.

Wayne, Coleen and the rest of the Rooney family moved into their dream home in 2021

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Their £20m Cheshire home was dubbed the ‘Morrisons mansion’ during construction

The house sits on a whopping 40 acres of land and has two fishing lakes, a cinema and pool

Rooney is believed to have paid over £4m to a Cheshire property developer to build the gated home (!)

While his wife Coleen and their four boys, Kai, Klay, Kit, and Cass, were still in England, he had been residing in Washington with his coaching staff.

But after he signs with the Tom Brady-backed Blues, he will have his family’s full backing when he returns to live with them in their opulent Cheshire estate.

Rooney, 37, and Coleen, also 37, are proud owners of a sizable real estate portfolio that includes residences in Florida, the Caribbean, and the UK.

However, their six-bedroom, £20 million mansion with 40 acres of land is the crowning achievement.

The family moved into their brand-new home in December 2021.

High Lake Manor is claimed to be where it is, in Cheshire.

Rooney and his partner could even technically call themselves the lord and lady of the manor.

We revealed back in its development how United’s all-time top scorer had a full-size football pitch installed at the property and it comes complete with a seating area.

The five-a-side pitch even boasts changing rooms with showers for his mates – although he was blocked from installing floodlights because of his mansion’s rural location.

He also boasts a garage for his collection of cars, a cinema, swimming pool, and even two man-made fishing lakes.

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Rooney is thought to be a keen angler.

The house had been previously mocked for looking like a Morrisons supermarket by neighbours due to its size and architecture.

But, unlike a Morrisons, it now boasts an orangery, bar, TV room, snooker room, cinema and wine cellar.

And the luxury Rooney pad also has a huge indoor swimming pool surrounded by a glass pavilion, a hot tub, plunge pool, steam room and “his” and “hers” changing rooms.

But that is not all – it boasts an extensive patio, landscaped gardens and a luxury car garage.

Rooney is believed to have paid over £4m to a Cheshire property developer to build the mansion, which also has a guest toilet and separate lifts.

That second lift also connects the main space to the basement floor, which sports a sprawling gym, pool, Jacuzzi and cinema room.

After burglars attempted to get into Rooney’s Cheshire house in 2016 before police intervened, the couple decided to build their ideal home.

The former striker lived in a poor housing while growing up in Liverpool, but his spacious Barbados property, which he rents out for $25,000 per week, showcases his real estate acumen.

In 2007, he spent £320,000 on a waterfront condo in Florida’s Sunshine State and spent £450,000 on a separate house in Liverpool for his parents to reside in.

After meeting at age 16, he and Coleen, who are estimated to be worth over £115 million, now have houses all over the world.

Rooney burst through the ranks at boyhood club Everton as a teenager and starred for England at Euro 2004 before a big-money move to Manchester United.

Under Sir Alex Ferguson he went on to lift the Champions League and the Premier League title five times.

Rooney surpassed Sir Bobby Charlton’s record for both United and England to become the record goalscorer for club and country – the latter now being overtaken by Harry Kane.

He made an emotional return to Everton in 2017 and finished that season as their top scorer before moving to the MLS to sign for DC United.

The then veteran bagged 23 goals in 48 matches for the American side but headed back to England to join Championship club Derby County in the 2020/21 season in a surprise move.

The property has a full-size five-a-side pitch in it for the kids to play in (!)

Rooney had been living away from his family in America while managing DC United

The mansion has a garage for his collection of cars, a cinema and a swimming pool

The £20m mansion was dubbed a ‘Morrisons mansion’ when this snap emerged in construction

Fans claimed it looked like the front of the supermarket

The basement floor sports a sprawling gym, pool, Jacuzzi and cinema room