You can see why Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp, is planning to spend more time at his beautiful Mallorca home when he leave Anfield later this year. His Santa Ponsa home is being extensively refurbished at the moment but it is certainly a beautiful house even before the modernisation work. Klopp bought the house two years ago and when he visits the island he stay at a hotel while building work is underway.
Inside Jurgen Klopp's Mallorca home
German football manager is set to spend more time on the island after he leaves Liverpool
There has been speculation that Klopp will be living almost full time on the island when he leaves Liverpool. He is certainly very much at home in Santa Ponsa, playing padel at the nearby Mallorca Country Club.
When he bought his Mallorca home he said jokingly that he would love to coach Real Mallorca football club. The first division club said that they were honoured but were happy with their present manager!
This week Klopp hit another milestone as Liverpool manager, overtaking the likes of Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger in the process. The Reds boss watched on as his team took Chelsea apart to seal a 4-1 victory at Anfield on Wednesday night, consolidating their place at the top of the table.
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Whilst there may be a certain amount of speculation and "mischief" attached to this story, the club's American investors could score a huge scoop by approaching Jurgen Klopp about becoming the coach, or maybe even a mentor to a new bright unknown coach. This could be a massive financial boost for the club, as well as inevitable publicity and increase in the clubs profile with potential supporters and visitors, it would encourage lots more European and UK footballers to treat seriously a spell at Real Mallorca, playing under the scrutiny of a proven WINNER. And at least he plays football on the font foot, not the defensive nonsense we currently endure!!!.