In a post on Ronnie’s five-year-old Instagram, Phil Foden is seen posing with his son. This comes just days after neighbours apparently complained about a kids’ party at the England star’s £3 million Cheshire home that went late into the night.

A smile can be seen on the midfielder’s face as he and Ronnie stand in front of a black car wearing lemon-colored clothes that match.

The post had 400,000 likes by Thursday night and shows the two of them in a number of different poses. In all of them, they look great together.

It’s even possible to see Ronnie, who has an amazing 4 million followers on Instagram, sitting cheekily on the spare wheel of the car, which is connected to the back window. “When life gives you lemons” is written under the picture.

The post comes after news that a recent party at Foden’s home went on until midnight, which was the last straw for people who were sick of the household’s disrespect.

Around the family moved in 2021, and people who live nearby told The Sun that their lives have been since then.

The Manchester City star’s parents also live in the area and have their own home.

The Fodens are being accused because their dog barks all day and loud gangster rap music is played late at night.

People who live on his road in Prestbury, Cheshire, called him “selfish” in an open letter and asked City to get involved.

The report was taken seriously by Cheshire Police, who told the neighbours to talk to the council instead.

Ronnie and Phil were seen running together in a park last week. Ronnie, who is five years old, was wearing his Manchester City away kit with pride while he talked to his dad.

Becky, the midfielder’s childhood love, gave birth to their third child during Euro 2024. He left the England camp for a short time to be with her.

Having their son Ronnie when he was 18 years old was his first time becoming a dad. 

He told Man City’s website about the special moment, “I was there for the birth.” I left the room, shed a few tears, and then walked back in like nothing had happened.

“I don’t like crying in public.” I like being by myself, but I was in the room and saw it happen. It was a poignant moment. 

Foden is currently taking a long break after England failed in their attempts to make it to the final of the European Championship, losing 2-1 to Spain.