Ibiza party island hosts Kevin De Bruyne, Charles De Ketelaere and Thomas Meunier after the World Cup

Under the neon glow of Ibiza’s Ushuaïa Club, daily crowds of 7,500 dance in the open air while Kevin De Bruyne and Charles De Ketelaere sip cocktails beside a DJ booth. After the World Cup, the two Belgian Red Devils have swapped stadium lights for beach beats, and Thomas Meunier has just arrived to join the celebration.

After the WK the Belgian Red Devils are enjoying a well‑deserved break before they are called back to their respective clubs. The players are expected to report to their teams once the holiday period ends, with Meunier slated to re‑join Sunderland.

Ushuaïa, the Ibiza venue, hosts a Wednesday set by the brothers Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike. This week only Dimitri Vegas is performing, as Like Mike is on a health break. The club’s capacity of 15,000 makes it the world’s largest night‑club, often dubbed the first "hyperclub."

Kevin De Bruyne and Charles De Ketelaere have been vacationing with their close friend Steven Defour for some time. The trio’s holiday now includes Thomas Meunier, who arrived to share the party atmosphere with the Dutch‑born DJ.

Kevin De Bruyne and Charles De Ketelaere lead party dance on Ibiza

Accompanying the players are their partners: Isabel Stams with Defour, Jozefien Van de Velde with De Ketelaere, and Michèle Lacroix with De Bruyne. The group mimicked a dance routine previously popularised by De Ketelaere, adding a personal touch to the Ibiza night.

During a John Summit set, De Bruyne moved to the exclusive VIP zone behind the American DJ. He danced, exchanged a handshake with Summit, and later posted the footage, showing the Napoli midfielder enjoying the packed venue.

Set your as your Google favourite live blog view to watch only highlights, the source suggested. The reminder underscores how fans can follow the Red Devils’ off‑field moments in real time.

The Ibiza escapade highlights the camaraderie among Belgium’s senior players, offering a glimpse of their lives beyond the pitch and reinforcing the bond that fuels their national team performances.