Angel Di Maria set for move away ... after his mansion goes up for sale for £4m

The luxury Cheshire mansion and (inset) Angel Di Maria

United star Angel Di Maria looks set for a move away after the Prestbury mansion where he lives went up for sale for a staggering £4.1m.
The home is up for grabs just a month after the 26-year-old suffered a ‘terrifying raid’ while inside with his family.
The Argentinian international was reportedly watching TV with his wife, Jorgelina, and children as crooks tried in vain to smash through his patio doors.
The would-be thieves fled empty-handed after triggering an alarm system.
Di Maria and his family moved into a luxury hotel after the incident with round-the-clock security keeping them safe.
They now look set to move away for good, with the luxury mansion up for sale.
The advert states: “Magnificent mansion set in well-manicured grounds in the heart of Prestbury on a private road.
“Indoor swimming pool with glass panels into the sitting room and hallway which truly envelopes the pool into the heart of the house.”

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The home also boasts a plush kitchen and family room, with French doors leading to a huge garden.
There is also a sitting room with a drop-down screen, a kids TV room, a play room, an office, a gym, changing room, an indoor pool and jacuzzi and a two-bedroom apartment over the garage.
The fully-furnished home is described as ‘very high-spec and high-tech’.
Di Maria signed from Real Madrid for £60m in the summer. But his future at United remains uncertain, with rumours rife about a return abroad.

According to reports, he could be offered an escape route out of Manchester by Paris Saint-Germain.
The French champions would have signed Di Maria last summer after agreeing terms with Spanish giants Real Madrid.
But they had to pull the plug on the deal after having a £49m spending cap imposed on them by UEFA for failing Financial Fair Play.
Di Maria’s form at Old Trafford has stuttered. And United boss Louis Van Gaal has commented on the midfielder’s problems with his ‘environment’ on more than one occasion.
The Reds boss has admitted he is concerned about Di Maria, telling reporters last month he believes in the ‘total human being principle’ - insisting players have to be happy on and off the pitch.
Di Maria has maintained he is happy at United, despite appearing unsettled in Manchester.