Zinedine Zidane continues LaLiga celebrations as he relaxes on lavish yacht during family holiday

Zinedine Zidane has continued to celebrate winning the LaLiga title by taking a luxurious family holiday to Ibiza.

The Frenchman finally ended his LaLiga drought by claiming his first domestic crown as Real Madrid manager last season.

Zidane has earned some much-needed down time after a long season and is soaking up the Spanish sun with his family. 

Zinedine Zidane enjoyed a relaxing trip out to sea on a yacht during his family holiday in Ibiza

Zidane’s son Luca was seen jumping off the yacht as he and Enzo watched on from lower deck

The Real Madrid boss was pictured enjoying a day out at sea on a lavish yacht with his sons Luca and Enzo and wife Veronique.

Having guided Madrid to the title, there is little of chance of Zidane jumping ship anytime soon but he couldn’t resist getting his feet wet by taking a dip in the sea over the weekend.

Luca, who spent last season on loan from Real Madrid at Racing Santander, was seen diving from the yacht into the sea but Zidane, now 48, opted to use the steps to take a swim in the ocean.

Zidane looked relaxed on the yacht as he took in the serene surroundings but will undoubtedly already be making plans for next season with such a short turnaround.

The Madrid manager couldn’t resist getting his feet wet and went for a dip in the ocean

Zidane guided Madrid to the LaLiga crown last season – the first of his managerial career

Madrid begin their LaLiga defence in little over three weeks’ time but are yet to dip their toes into the transfer market.

Donny van de Beek remains a target but recently insisted he is happy to stay at Ajax next season while Zidane is also keen on bringing RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano to the club. 

He has identified his compatriot as a long-term replacement for Sergio Ramos, who is now in the twilight of his career, but may have to wait until next year to sign Upamecano as Madrid cannot afford his £41million release clause.

Some arrivals are still expected while Zidane will hope to offload high earners James Rodriguez and Gareth Bale this summer.