England Lionesses hero Ella Toone takes to sauna in blue bikini as she enjoys Lake District getaway with husband

ELLA TOONE chilled out in the sauna in a blue bikini as she enjoyed some down time in the Lake District ahead of the WSL season. The Lionesses star is taking a break from football with Manchester United not in Women’s Super League action until September. England women’s star Ella Toone relaxed in a sauna during a recent spa getaway Credit: Instagram / ellatoone She and new husband Joe Bunney also enjoyed a dip in the hot tub during their trip Credit: Instagram / ellatoone And the 26-year-old took the opportunity to kick back with a spa retreat alongside partner Joe Bunney. The newlyweds had travelled to the Lake District to relax at the Low Wood Bay resort and spa. Sign up for the Man United newsletter Thank you! The midfielder worked up a sweat in the sauna as she uploaded a picture of herself in the bikini on Instagram. She then snapped herself smiling with Joe outside as they took a dip in a hot tub. Toone was later seen relaxing on a sofa bed wearing an LED light therapy face mask. And they had more chillout time together as they took a selfie while wearing their dressing gowns. She posted the pictures online and wrote in the caption: “Thank you for having us @lowwoodbay.” Fans raved about her appearance the comments as one said: “You look gorgeous.” Most read in Sport Toone took some time away from football ahead of the WSL season Credit: Instagram / ellatoone Toone and partner Joe tied the knot last month Credit: Paul Edwards Another wrote: “Lovely photos.” Ella and Joe only tied the knot last month in a lavish countryside party. The pair wed in the grounds of private country estate Colshaw Hall in Cheshire. Ella – who had England team-mate Alessia Russo as her maid of honour – wore a classic cowl neck dress. Former EFL footballer Joe looked very dapper in a white tux, black bow toe and waistcoat. Toone joined United in 2018 and won the FA Cup with the team in 2024. She has also picked up 69 caps for England, helping Sarina Wiegman‘s side win back-to-back European Championships in 2022 and 2025. Comment now