It will make a change from his latest Anfield rebuild featuring a complete midfield which has turned the Reds into Premier League title challengers. And it’s why Klopp is insistent that he is taking a complete break from the game for 12 months enabling him to concentrate on family matters including finishing off the two dream properties.
The one on the sunshine island of Mallorca is causing him the greatest grief, with Klopp confessing: “The bloody thing’s not even ready yet and I’m paying the bills.”
The aim is to turn it into an ecological family paradise, one in which electricity consumption is cut by 75 per cent and complete with a state of the art irrigation system with everything controlled by phone.
But with work behind schedule, Klopp has told friends that he intends “to get stuck in” and help complete the massive Mediterranean project the minute his Liverpool commitments come to an end.
The landscaping of the garden has been left in the hands of the same company who designed the bespoke garden of multi millionaire Richard Branson’s hotel ‘Son Bunyola’ also situated in Mallorca.
The second build in Wiesbaden is to enable the Klopps to be close to family especially after recently becoming first time grandparents. Jurgen has admitted he is looking forward to immersing himself in grandparenting duties during his sabbatical.
