Bukayo Saka, the rising star of England, has marked his breakthrough by leaving his family’s humble abode and settling into a lavish mansion, according to MailOnline.

Growing up in modest surroundings just a stone’s throw away from Wembley, Saka lived with his parents and siblings in a small two-story semi-detached house in Greenford, London. However, after making his mark in Arsenal’s first team, he quietly upgraded to a contemporary six-bedroom mansion in Hertfordshire, purchased for £2.3 million when he turned 18 in November 2019. It’s reported that he moved his parents and siblings in with him soon after.

The mansion boasts luxurious amenities like a spa and walk-in wardrobes, and Saka has been consistently upgrading and personalizing it since. The exact details of the renovations haven’t been disclosed, but they are said to be extensive.

Saka’s move to Hertfordshire puts him in close proximity to Arsenal’s training ground. His generous spirit is also evident from his interactions with neighbors from his former estate, where his family is known for their kindness, often helping others with tasks and gifting footballs, games consoles, and money to those in need.

Despite his newfound success and luxurious lifestyle, Saka remains grounded and close to his roots. His journey from a modest upbringing to becoming a standout player for England is truly remarkable.