After Jurgen Klopp leaves Liverpool, he may move into his £3.4 million Majorca estate and retire.
The manager of the Reds declared his resignation at the end of the season, having spent nine years at Anfield.
Jurgen Klopp will step down as Liverpool boss in the summer
The German and wife Ulla are renovating the property
Klopp could enjoy a sabbatical in his £3.4million Majorca mansion
The 5,000-acre property has a swimming pool on it.
He said that his forthcoming resignation was primarily due to a lack of energy and that he would never be able to manage in England again.
The 56-year-old Klopp has been silent about his future plans, although it’s possible that he may spend it in Majorca.
The £3.4 million home in the Balearics belongs to the German, who is transforming it into a “ecological family paradise.”
In 2022, Klopp acquired the 5,000 square metre plot from artist Rolf Knie.
However, he and his spouse Ulla have made the decision to convert the villa into a low-energy home with linked air conditioning and heating systems.
The Klopps have also enlisted the help of a landscaping firm that created the garden for Richard Branson’s hotel, the “Son Bunyola.”
Owner of a nearby house, former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson, thinks Klopp intends to use his Majorca home for some of his vacation.
“I’m not sure I should tell you this but it’s not a massive secret,” Lawrenson said on Off the Ball. He is building a home in Majorca.
The Klopp’s have hired a top-rate landscaping company to transform the gardens
Mark Lawrenson, a legend of Liverpool, has a neighbour named Klopp.
“I live not too far from the location where he is constructing his house. In that regard, Ulla, his spouse, handles everything. Klopp remarked, “The bloody thing’s not even ready yet, and I’m paying all the bills!”
I would thus guess that he will withdraw there for a while.
“I can tell you right now that this is not a pleasant gaff—rather, it’s an incredible gaff. It’s extraordinary, I promise you.
Over the coming months, renovations will be made to the property.
Klopp was asked to select the Spanish squad he wanted to manage in April of last year. The coach also wished to pay tribute to the island he adores. Since his 2010 stay at the Son Vida hotel with Borussia Dortmund, he has returned every summer.
He proclaimed, “That Barcelona, Madrid, and Atlético are three great clubs.”
“I could get along with any of them, but I’m short on time and have terrible Spanish. Perhaps at Real Mallorca.
“It would be nice to at least survive,” he grinned.
