It has been just over two years since Jurgen Klopp stepped down as Liverpool manager. The legendary German boss has been experiencing life beyond the touchline after choosing to bring his eight-and-a-half-year spell at Anfield to a close.
The Premier League and Champions League-winning manager revealed that he planned to take a sabbatical from management when he said his farewells. In January 2025, he began working as Red Bull's head of global football, supervising their network of clubs. It was confirmed later that year that the 58-year-old would also be taking up a position with the German Football League (DFL) on an expert panel designed to enhance the game, alongside his commitments with Red Bull.
Klopp and his wife Ulla have spent part of their time constructing a dream home in Mallorca after purchasing a £3.4million villa in 2022. The pair were reported to be completely renovating the 5,000sqm property and were also said to be having a home built in the German city of Wiesbaden, which would enable them to be near their family.
The German remains dedicated to his duties at Red Bull while also cherishing the healthier work-life balance his current position affords him. He told CBS Sports: 'We go on holiday when we want and not when we are allowed to.'
Klopp headed back to the Liverpool dugout as Kenny Dalglish's assistant for the annual legends match at Anfield in March. The Reds took on Borussia Dortmund, another of the manager's former clubs. 'I enjoyed every second,' Klopp said after the match.
While Klopp already juggles two jobs, the 58-year-old has confirmed he'll be taking on yet another challenge as a pundit this summer. He will be covering the World Cup for Magenta TV but teased a return to management in a social media post announcing his new role.
