Lionesses hero Lucy Bronze snapped with Euro 2025 rival as pair soak up summer sun

Lucy Bronze and Ona Batlle enjoyed their Spanish holiday together

Lucy Bronze was snapped soaking up some late summer sun with her Euro 2025 rival Ona Batlle.

Bronze, 33, is kicking up her feet after winning back-to-back Euros with the Lionesses last month - however, her glory came at the expense of Batlle, 26, who the full-back is rumoured to dating.

The pair were seen cosying up in bikinis in Ibiza, Spain, as the pair, who were wearing matching snorkelling goggles, enjoyed a dip in the Mediterranean Sea. They were also spotted on a paddle board before rinsing each other off on a white yacht.

They were team-mates at Barcelona, before Bronze moved back to these shores, and they have been rumoured to be an item for for several years.

It's not the first time they've holidayed together and Bronze and Batlle also enjoyed some time off ahead of Euro 2025 in Switzerland, taking to social media to share snaps as well as celebrating Batlle's birthday, with the Spaniard's caption on Instagram reading: "Bday week."

Lucy Bronze and Ona Batlle soaked up the sun on a paddle board

Lucy Bronze and Ona Batlle were rivals at Euro 2025

The pair also went to Disneyland over the winter, with Batlle again sharing the pics on her social media profile.

However, neither player has officially confirmed their relationship.

Bronze shared a touching moment with Batlle after the final, with the Catalan playing for Spain, as the English team celebrated. Bronze was spotted consoling Batlle, who was now dressed in her tracksuit, while wearing her winners medal.

Lucy Bronze and Ona Batlle both wore bikinis as they took a tip in the sea

It was roles reversed from the 2023 World Cup, when a tearful Bronze had to be consoled on the bench by a victorious Batlle.

After spending a moment with Batlle, Bronze revealed she played the entire game with a broken tibia: "I've actually played the whole tournament with a fractured tibia but no one knew. Then I've just hurt my knee today on the other leg.

"I think that's why I got a lot of praise from the girls after the Sweden game because I've been in a lot of pain, but that's what it takes to play for England.

"That's what I'll do. They know that, I think we inspire each other by playing through things like that, and they got us to the end of them in the end. It was very painful but I'm gonna party and gonna enjoy it, that's it."