Inside Arne Slot’s Ibiza partying as Liverpool boss continues Premier League title celebrations

Arne Slot has been snapped celebrating Liverpool’s Premier League title win in Ibiza

Arne Slot has continued to celebrate Liverpool’s Premier League title success by heading to Ibiza. The Reds clinched the title in style at a jubilant Anfield with a thumping 5-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur at the end of last month.

And with his side not back in action until they face Brighton & Hove Albion next Monday, Slot has taken the opportunity to head to the Balearic Islands. In various posts on social media, the Dutchman can be seen being welcomed onto the Ocean Beach stage with Queen’s ‘We Are the Champions’ playing, while a group of women held up cards that read ‘Champions!’

Later on in some clips, ‘Freed From Desire’ begins to play, while in an Instagram story posted by former EastEnders actor Dean Gaffney, Slot can be seen enjoying the atmosphere in one of Ibiza’s most famous clubs.

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The caption to the video read: “Eagle eyed viewers will spot a certain Premiership winning manager,” accompanied by two eye emojis and a heart emoji.

Owner of the club, Wayne Lineker, also posted a picture of himself with Slot on Instagram, with the caption reading: “Caption this #ynwa”, accompanied by a heart and clap emoji.

Lineker also posted a video of the Liverpool boss making his way to the DJ booth, with the caption: “No words. What a day.”

Speaking after Liverpool were crowned Premier League champions last month, Slot said: “Very, very happy, of course, but to a certain extent also quite unreal because you work so hard for this moment to happen and when it then does happen, it needs some time for you to truly feel it.

“But the fans were so happy that it didn’t take us long, didn’t take me long to understand what we’ve achieved together this season.

“That is so, so special. The moment I knew I would become the new head coach over here, that’s already a moment that you’re so proud of – to be part of such a great football club.

“Then now to be part of the history of this football club is something I think I could only have dreamt of two, three or four years ago.

“I don’t know if it’s funny or not but I think four, five or six years ago it was the first time when I was here when Pep Lijnders invited me – that was against Tottenham and I think they won that game 4-0 somewhere around Christmas time.

“We all know what happened around Tottenham one or two years ago, so now to win it against them is quite special.

“The [person] I was with was my sporting director at Cambuur Leeuwarden where I worked back then, he showed me that we were visiting a match from the U21s where Trent [Alexander-Arnold] and Joe [Gomez] were involved in that game.

“So, a special day and not the first time I was here when we played Tottenham.”