Chloe Kelly jets off on sun-kissed holiday as Arsenal star takes well-deserved break before Euro 2025 with Lionesses
CHLOE KELLY is relishing a dream break - before trying to complete a dream double.
The Lionesses forward jetted off with Manchester United defender Gabby George and their partners for sun-drenched hols ahead of Euro 2025.
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Loanee Kelly helped Arsenal to the Champions League crown last month, ending Barcelona 's bid for three such titles in a row.
Now she's making the most of brief downtime before England's defence of their Euro 2022 glory begins in Switzerland on July 5.
Kelly, 27, shared shimmering shots of a blissful getaway with her 955,000 Instagram followers.
She wrote: "UNO of Summer so far... things are hotting up pre Euros."
George replied to Kelly's message by saying "Love you" - also adding a love heart.
To which 52-cap star Kelly responded: "Love you girl - 4 amigos."
George, 28, who is Jesse Lingard's cousin, failed to make Sarina Wiegman's 23-women squad for next month's Euros.
But she did beat Kelly in one sporty, time-honoured holiday event.
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One fan snuck into the pair's online love-in by asking: "Need to know who won mini golf."
Kelly answered that George had "fluked it".
Chloe Kelly stuns Arsenal fans as she heads straight to local PUB after Champions League trophy parade
But the Red Devils' centre-back offered a different interpretation of the event as she posted: "Precision I call it" - followed by a laughing emoji.
The footballing friends had earlier shared clips of their dancing, having booked a sea-view villa with a swimming pool.
And Kelly will hope mini-golf defeat is the only blot on her golden summer.
She shone for the Gunners after joining on loan from Manchester City in January.
Kelly is now in talks over a permanent switch to Arsenal after being released by City at the end of her contract - and chasing second-successive Euros joy under Wiegman.
Her online fans gratefully took in the 10 summery pics she posted on Instagram - some in a bikini, many with husband Scott Moore and all with a beaming smile.
One admirer wrote: "There's def something about Chloe" and another described her as "angelic".
A third called her "as beautiful as a goddess perfectly made by nature and an extraordinary soccer player".
The Lionesses beat Portugal 6-0 then lost 2-1 to Spain in Nations League games a fortnight ago.
Next comes a single warm-up game against Jamaica at the King Power Stadium on June 29 before the Euros opener with France six days later.
That's followed by England's last two group games as they face the Netherlands on July 9 and Wales four days later.
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