Football is an immensely popular sport in many parts of the world. Many talented footballers have become rich and famous. They are worth millions of dollars and most of them live in Mansions, drive the best cars and date the prettiest women.

See the list of 10 most expensive mansions owned by footballers

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10) Lionel Messi (value not known)

Lionel Messi is considered to be the best footballer in the world. His home is worth millions, but the exact value is not known. It includes a private theater, a spa and an indoor football pitch. Messi is in the process of building a new home in the shape of a football.

9) Kaka ($3 million)

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House Kaka owns a 1,500 sq ft home in Madrid. It has a gym, an indoor pool and a six-car garage. He bought the property in 2009 when he was transferred to La Liga titans Real Madrid from AC Milan. Currently this home is being rented out by Gareth Bale for a monthly rent of $16,000.

Andres Iniesta ($4.6 million)

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Barcelona superstar Andres Iniesta’s five-bedroom mansion was built in 2005. It has a pool and a chapel. Iniesta is a Roman Catholic. The home bears his last name on it. Even though this house looks small from outside, it is spacious inside.

7) Mario Balotelli ($4.86 million)

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Mario Balotelli does not live in this $4.86 home anymore. It includes a pool, a private theater, a wine cellar, a putting green and four bedrooms and bathrooms.

6) Cristiano Ronaldo ($6 million)

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This Real Madrid superstar’s mansion in Madrid includes a sauna, a private theater, a gym, a pool and an aquarium. Ronaldo bought this mansion in 2008.

5) John Terry ($7 million)



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John Terry bought the former home of golfer Colin Montgomerie for £4.35m ($7 million) after selling his nine-bedroom mansion, and his original house in Oxshott, Surrey. Terry has a penchant for making money by selling his homes. He sold one of his mansions in Surrey last year to Sultan bin Mohammed al-Naamani. He made a profit of around $16.3 from this sale.

4) Frank Lampard ($10.5 million)



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Frank Lampard put on sale his 19,500 sq ft home for £7m ($10.5 million). It is one of the two that he owned while he was still playing at Stamford Bridge. It features nine bedrooms, twelve bathrooms, a putting green, a swimming pool, a boat dock and a tennis court.

3) Wayne Rooney ($17.83 million)



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Rooney’s neo-Georgian mansion was built in 2004. It has a private theater, a huge pool, Grecian-style statues and undersoil heating for the lawn. With a £50,000 garden landscaped. One of the additions was a £30,000 state-of-the-art security CCTV system to stop peeping toms leering in.

2) David Beckham ($20 million)



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Even though David Beckham is retired, he is a rich and powerful celebrity. Nicknamed Beckingham Palace, he bought this home in 1999. It has a chapel, a recording studio and a football pitch.

1) Didier Drogba ($21 million)



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Didier Drogba’s net worth is around $90 million according to Wealth-X. His spectacular mansion has eight bathrooms, seven bedrooms and a trophy room with a price tag of £14.5 million. It is around 8


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*kneels down to pray*

Thou hast prospered the works of my hands to be even richer than these guys in Jesus name, Amen!!!