Premier League break: Arsenal boys live it up in Dubai

David Luiz and Lucas Torreira escape the English winter in UAE

Published: February 04, 2020 12:55 Matthew Smith, Sport Editor

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Mikel Arteta has given the thumbs up for his Arsenal players to bring their families with them on their Premier League winter Break in Dubai. The Gunners fly into the UAE on Thursday for warm weather training before getting back to business in England Image Credit: Reuters

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Some of the Arsenal players have taken advantage of the prolonged break from football action by jetting out to Dubai already. Defender David Luiz was busy meeting some of the friendly residents in the city Image Credit: Instagram

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Brazilian international Luiz also took the plunge at Dolphin Bay, Atlantis, The Palm Image Credit: Instagram

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It's supposed to be a break David! Luiz's whistle-stop tour took him to the waters at Jumeirah, where he tried his hand at flyboarding Image Credit: Instagram

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Lucas Torreira, the Arsenal midfielder, seemed to be taking it a lot easier, relaxing on the beach at JBR Image Credit: Twitter

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But there was no stopping Luiz as he scaled new heights in Dubai. Now he needs to do the same for Arsenal and help get them into the Premier League top four on their return to England next week Image Credit: Instagram

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