The “noodle” returns to its roots to enjoy their last years of career before retiring in the club that saw him grow.
Angel Di Maríathe idol of Argentine football, returned to Your first teamRosario Central, after a long and successful race around Europe. It was part of the real Madrid, Manchester United, PSG and Juventusnow his last years of career decided to spend them in his original club before saying goodbye.
Due to this pass, the “noodle” and his family moved to Rosario, where they bought a beautiful mansion full of comfort for all members. The house is in Funes, known as “The Jardín City”, one of the more exclusive areas from Rosario.
Di Maria house on Rosario.jpg
The luxuries of Di María’s new house
The ostentatious house has Very large windowsit is made with wood and With marble, It can be said that it is an elegant style, but a little minimalist. Anyway, if something must be highlighted, it is that one of the most imposing spaces it has is the External poolwhich is in the middle of the beautiful garden in which their daughters play and they sunbathe or also take advantage of to receive all their visits.
From what is already known, you can say that it was the wife of the noodle, JORGELINAwho was in charge of the design and decoration of each of the environments that the house has. It has one Super modern kitchen that integrates to what is the home dining room where the whole family sits to enjoy dinner after a long day.
The most important thing for this family is not the luxury of the house, but the be present at such an important time For Angel, in his last years of football career. They also expressed their happiness on several occasions for being close to many of their relatives, after spending years abroad.
Source: Ambito
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
