MANCHESTER UNITED star Donny van de Beek has been enjoying the Marbella sunshine with girlfriend Estelle Bergkamp and their newborn daughter.
It has been a difficult campaign for the midfielder after failing to break into the United team.
He also struggled to make an impact on loan at Everton in the second half of the season so will be grateful for a chance to unwind and spend time with his family.
Estelle, daughter of Arsenal and Holland legend Dennis, was photographed holding her daughter Lomee.
The baby is just two months old with the couple welcoming the tot in April.
And they clearly are enjoying parenthood, with Van de Beek spotted giving his partner a kiss as they took shade from the sun.
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Estelle, 26, was dresses in a blue bikini with her hair tied in a ponytail.
She is often up for adventures with Van de Beek – following him to Manchester when he signed for United.
The couple have also taken trips to Ibiza, Paris and the south of France previously but this is the first with Lomee.
They have been in a relationship since 2019 with Van de Beek meeting Estelle in Amsterdam while playing for Ajax.
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The Dutchman came through the ranks at Ajax before impressing under Erik ten Hag.
And with Ten Hag arriving at Old Trafford there is a great opportunity for Van de Beek to resurrect his United career.
The new Red Devils boss does reportedly have a role in mind for the midfielder, though it is not clear whether that will mean a starting place for the 25-year-old.
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