And Manchester United forward Jesse Lingard, 23, looked to be enjoying his post-season downtime as he partied alongside scantily-clad beauties poolside in Miami on Saturday.
The footballer is said to have jetted off to the sun after abruptly ending his five-year relationship with 23-year-old Emma Hyde, whom lived with him at his £500,000 luxury flat until seven weeks ago.
According to The Daily Star, Jesse jetted off to Dubai just after kicking his girlfriend out of their Cheshire home 'completely out of the blue', and went on to travel to Las Vegas and now Miami.
A friend told the paper that she certainly didn't see it coming, explaining: 'She's floored. She's moved into another flat with her son and is looking for a job.
'He just told her he wanted space and she gave him that, but then he upped and left for Dubai. She's been with him for years and he's been a massive part of her son's life.'
Jesse and 23-year-old Rochdale-born Emma have been together since before his Manchester United debut.
She previously entered - but failed to win - Miss Rochdale in Lancashire in 2009 and welcomed a son before she met the footballer.
Now looking carefree, Jesse was dancing with two new girls beside him on Saturday,
The cool character placed a towel around his shoulders and showed off his impressively sculpted torso as he enjoyed the fun-filled atmosphere.
Jesse seemed more interested in capturing the scene on his iPhone as he raised it to get a good shot of the venue.
Dressed in a pair of black swimshorts the young English ace also wore a cap, and a pair of shades rested atop his head.
Fresh from his extra-time cup-clinching goal two weeks previously, Jesse appeared to be in a relaxed mood as he pulled faces while hanging out with a couple of pals.
In addition to the goal that saw United come from behind to defeat Crystal Palace 2-1 at Wembley, Lingard also helped his side win against bitter rivals Manchester City in March.
He has managed to establish himself as a first team regular for the club this season following a loan spell at Brighton and has been a rare positive sign for former manager Louis van Gaal's stuttering side.
The youngster has fired in five goals and notched up four assists in 29 club appearances this campaign.
Lingard told the club's website the five golden rules which have transformed him into a first-team regular at Old Trafford.
'Confidence is the main one,' Lingard told manutd.com. 'You've got to be confident, always - on and off the pitch. But not in the arrogant way.
'You've got to be humble and have to keep your feet on the ground - again, on and off the pitch. You must respect the coaches and all the people who work behind closed doors - the chef, the doctor, you've got to respect all the staff,' added Lingard.
'You have got to have that spirit of togetherness to win trophies and be determined to win every game and train every day as hard as you can.
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