England hero Tyrone Mings has been snapped with Ibiza clubbing legend Wayne Lineker as he enjoys a bit of annual leave after an impressive England campaign in the European Championship earlier this summer.
Looking toned and happy, the Aston Villa centre-back gave the camera as thumbs up as he posed for a snap alongside the 59-year-old club owner on Saturday.
Tyrone revealed his off-the-pitch style, wearing fashionable Burberry swimming shorts and chic black sunglasses as he unwound after a hectic year of football.
Wayne was clearly thrilled to have the footballer join him at Ocean Beach, sharing the picture with his 708 thousand followers on Instagram.
"Wash your fingers for the MINGers," the brother of Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker captioned the post.
The famous sibling added an orange heart and England flag emoi to his tongue-in-cheek quip, as well as tagging the 28-year-old footballer.
Some took issue with 59-year-old Wayne's choice of caption, with one Instagram user commenting: "He deserves a better caption than that, it’s so dated, come on, show some respect."
Tyrone was also spotted on Instagram Stories in the popular Ibiza hangout clinking glasses with fellow club goers as he enjoys his down time before reporting back for Premiership duty with his midlands club, Aston Villa.
One of the group in the shot included Coronation Street actress Kimberley Hart, best known for her role as Nicky Wheatley in the hit ITV soap.
There are not the only famous currently enjoying Wayne's hospitality in Spain this month.
Earlier this week, former TOWIE star Amy Childs cuddled up with the club promoter as she began a post-break up holiday, saying in her picture captions: “Would it be Ibiza without @ waynelineker ”
Tyrone's holiday comes after the footballer bravely condemned the Home Secretary after his England teammates were subject to racist abuse following the nation's final defeat to Italy on Sunday.
As Priti Patel took to Twitter to show her disgust at the racism aimed at players like anti-poverty campaigner Marcus Rashford following the unsuccessful penalty shootout, the Aston Villa star reminded the politician of her previous endorsement of fans booing the taking of the knee.
"You don't get to stoke the fire at the beginning of the tournament by labelling our anti-racism message as 'Gesture Politics' & then pretend to be disgusted when the very thing we're campaigning against, happens," the defender wrote on Twitter, quote tweeting her original post.
Speaking separately about the abuse following the footballer match, the England star said: "Waking up today and seeing my brothers being racially abused for being brave enough to put themselves in a position to help this country, is something that sickens, but doesn't surprise me."
