Liverpool manager Arne Slot was seen enjoying himself in Ibiza only hours after his team's draw against Arsenal on Sunday afternoon. The Dutch boss was spotted amongst a host of celebrities, including Wayne Lineker, the brother of Gary Lineker. Despite being crowned Premier League champions in April, Slot's Liverpool still have several matches to play.

Their last away game resulted in a loss against Chelsea, but they started strong against Arsenal, only to end in a 2-2 draw. Shortly after the match, Wayne Lineker, owner of O Beach Club, posted a photo of himself and Slot at the Ibiza hotspot with the simple caption "Caption this."

In another clip, Slot is seen being led through the club crowd as 'We Are the Champions' plays loudly. "No words. What a day," reads Wayne Lineker's caption. Dean Gaffney, an actor from EastEnders, also shared a video featuring Slot on Instagram. "Eagle-eyed viewers will spot a certain Premiership-winning manager," he wote.

Liverpool clinched the Premier League title comfortably in Slot's debut season. However, since securing the title with a win over Tottenham Hotspur, they've yet to claim another victory.

Following a 3-1 defeat at Chelsea, they quickly took the lead against Arsenal with back-to-back goals from Cody Gakpo and Luis Diaz. However, Gabriel Martinelli and Mikel Merino managed to secure a draw for the visitors, with Merino later receiving a red card for a second bookable offence.

Slot told BBC Radio 5 Live after the draw: "It is not always easy to win the league with four games to go, especially if you have one game a week because you have to keep them ready to play."

Liverpool's next fixture is against Brighton, who are vying for a European spot, before they wrap up their season at home against Crystal Palace.

Slot added: "For the ones that won the league as early as we did know how difficult it is to train players that have already won the league, to keep the intensity levels needed in the Premier League.

"That is what we showed today. I hope we see the same against Brighton but I can tell you we will definitely see it against Crystal Palace."

In a separate conversation with Sky Sports, Slot said: "After you have won the league, you always wonder what team you get but I liked the team I got. We had some good counter attacks.

"Arsenal immediately scored in the second half and then I brought Diogo Jota on as an extra attacker and we went so close to winning the game."