After leaving Anfield, Klopp found a new passion, which you can read more about here.

This is the intended retirement lifestyle, Jurgen.

The well-known individual is currently living his greatest life away from the demands of the Premier League after managing Liverpool for nine years. The previous season, he bid Anfield farewell.

11Jurgen Klopp and wife Ulla are living a life of luxury11Klopp’s retirement villa cost £3.4m and was bought in 2022Recently, Klopp’s fortune has been estimated at around £42mRather than clashing with Mikel Arteta and Pep Guardiola, Klopp,57, is sporting a radiant tan that makes him appear healthier than ever.Now that he’s settled into the magnificent Mallorca property he spent £3.4 million on, he’s spending time with his wife Ulla.Since joining Instagram in May, Klopp has been updating his followers on his lifestyle.There, in his opulent mansion plans, “an ecological family paradise” will be built.For the guy who gave the Reds everything and left because he was “running out of energy,” that is undoubtedly more soothing.He revealed on the podcast Willipedia via Bild the reason Mallorca drew his attention, saying, “I’ve always dreamed of having a house in the south. I enjoy the people, the environment, and the weather.”I enjoy a lot of things about this place, including the people I know.” It’s not as though I’m trying to make new friends. I already have lifelong pals, so it’s okay if some of them are also present.”But he was clear that he was not going to make Mallorca his permanent home.”I don’t want to emigrate. We go on holiday here every now and then,” Klopp added.

He will take on an advisory role, worth a reported £10million-per-year, offering his insight into teams including RB Leipzig, RB Salzburg and New York Red Bulls.

SunSport takes a look at his epic Spanish existence.

Inside his eco-villa

Klopp earned a packet from football.

It’s believed his fortune stands at around the £42million mark, with Liverpool paying him handsomely and endorsement deals with brands such as Opel, Erdinger, VR-Bank, Snickers, Deutsche Vermogensberatung, Puma and Adidas adding to his bank balance.

Back in 2022, the German icon paid £3.4million for his Mallorcan villa – buying it off Swiss businessmen and artist Rolf Knie.

Ex-Liverpool boss Klopp’s retirement home is eco-friendlyKlopp completely renovated the property to ensure it uses less electricityHere’s one of the bedrooms of the property, which boasts high ceilingsThe home’s electrical appliances are all managed using an app.
His first task involved giving the 5,000 square meter property a thorough makeover.

Klopp converted the property into a low-energy home with an innovative linked heating and cooling system, according to German publication Bild.

Regardless of the outside weather, the systems in the house employ a computer to maintain a constant temperature.

In the future, an app will be used to operate all appliances and electrical equipment.

The goal of the modifications is to use less electricity, and it’s estimated that they can cut usage by up to 75%.

Not to be outdone, Klopp engaged a firm that created the garden of Virgin mogul Sir Richard Branson’s five-star Son Bunyola hotel to take care of his.

Making sensible use of his time
Jurgen was not going to give up on sports entirely; he was a competitive football player in the past.

He pushed for the installation of a padel court at Liverpool’s Melwood training facility in his final years there.

Furthermore, he has a deep affection for this sport.11Klopp and wife Ulla have become members of the Mallorca Country Club

He once stated: “Besides football, padel is the best game I’ve ever played.”

The passion for the fast-paced racket sport—a hybrid of squash and tennis—led Klopp and his spouse to join the prestigious Mallorca Country Club.

Boris Becker, Novak Djokovic, Princess Birgitta of Sweden, and Prince Albert of Monaco are among the other members.

He plays padel at the £2,345-a-year club on a regular basis, recording his adventures for social media.

He stated, “Now what I’m doing, I try – no, no, I follow – my other big passion,” in an Instagram video at the end of May. I strive to get better at padel.

“I started on a very basic level two days ago, and this is my third session. I felt it right away after not playing for a time, but little by little, I will get there.

Klopp practices his padel game at the exclusive members only Mallorca Country ClubSince retiring, Klopp has a healthy glow about him and appears stress free

Brilliantly, Klopp also has his own range of padel bats with tennis giants Wilson sport.

Retirement has clearly never looked this good.