Robbie Gould has said he wants to live in Chicago when his playing days are through.
Just not in the same house.
The Bears’ all-time leading scorer sold his five-bedroom, five-bathroom Kildeer home last week for $1 million, according to Zillow.com.
He’s not leaving the Chicago area, though. He is building a new home in the Chicago area, he told WSCR 670-AM in February.
Gould told the Sun-Times during Super Bowl week that he planned to stay in Chicago long after retirement and that the city “will always be home, no matter what.”
The timing of the sale is unrelated to the Bears’ placekicking woes and Gould’s own staring contest with the 49ers.