Ibiza indulgence: Kevin De Bruyne revels in VIP zone after World Cup

Kevin De Bruyne and his close friends have taken a post‑World Cup break on Ibiza, dancing in an exclusive VIP zone behind American DJ John Summit at UNVRS, the world’s biggest night club that can hold 15,000 guests. The Belgian midfielder, still a Napoli player, is enjoying the Spanish Balearic island as the Red Devils pause before re‑joining their clubs.

After the WK the Rode Duivels are relishing a well‑deserved rest before clubs expect them back. The article notes that the team’s players are currently in a period of relaxation following the tournament.

Kevin De Bruyne’s entourage includes boezemvriend Steven Defour and fellow Rode Duivel Charles De Ketelaere, all of whom are now on Ibiza. Their presence on the island highlights the collective holiday of Belgium’s national squad.

During John Summit’s set, De Bruyne was positioned in the exclusive VIP zone behind the DJ, a spot reserved for a select few. The club UNVRS, opened last year, is described as the first ‘hyperclub’ and can accommodate up to 15,000 people.

John Summit, a house and techno specialist, performed at Tomorrowland the previous weekend and again the weekend before, before working in Ibiza yesterday. His recent schedule underscores his popularity in the festival circuit.

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Fans were advised to set as their Google‑favorietliveblogBekijk to watch highlights at 22:14, linking the media platform to the ongoing coverage of the players’ holiday activities.

Other Red Devils are also on holiday: Romelu Lukaku shares beach and padel moments on Instagram, while Thibaut Courtois and his wife Mishel Gerzig enjoy Tomorrowland, posing with world‑renowned DJs Martin Garrix and Steve Aoki and even tossing a cake into the crowd. Jeremy Doku celebrates family time with his wife Shireen and son Praise, posting about his recent World Cup experience.

Charles De Ketelaere announced his engagement to Jozefien Van de Velde, posting sunset photos and a “Forever” caption. The 25‑year‑old also recorded three World Cup goals – two against the United States and one against Spain – making him the only Belgian to score against the eventual world champions.

Amadou Onana, who suffered an ACL injury in the round of 16 against the United States, underwent surgery in Lyon and will begin a nine‑month rehabilitation with Aston Villa’s medical staff, meaning he will likely miss the entire season.

The contrast between the Red Devils’ carefree Ibiza parties and the looming return to club duties highlights a brief but vivid interlude between the World Cup and the upcoming season, underscoring how the players recharge before the next competitive phase.