After nearly nine years in charge, Jurgen Klopp will depart Liverpool at the end of the current campaign. As summer approaches, there will be growing interest in what the German will do next.
Ulla, Jurgen Klopp’s wife, has already determined that after he leaves Anfield, the Liverpool boss will start taking cookery and dancing classes.
After almost nine years in command, Klopp made his resignation official in January. After more than 20 years of only brief pauses from management, the German is set to take at least a year off.
Even though Klopp will only be at Anfield for around two months, it looks like his next course of action is set. That choice was made by his spouse, who was instrumental in persuading her husband to sign a new deal with the Reds in 2022.
Ulla would much prefer that her husband stay primarily at home, instead of moving to a new club or perhaps taking over as manager of the Germany national team. The Liverpool manager has disclosed that after leaving Anfield, he plans to start taking cookery and dancing classes.
Ulla, Klopp’s wife, informed me that I needed to take a dancing lesson and learn how to cook. I replied, “You don’t want me to take a break because then I’ll have to go back to work after four weeks.” Klopp stated to Sky News.
“I think I should take cooking classes so I can at least prepare breakfast or something.” I really don’t know what I’m going to do for the first time in my life, and that’s exactly what I want.
“I made scrambled eggs during COVID, but I forgot to do it again afterward. I grew up in the Black Forest with two sisters, and the smell from the kitchen was the only way I knew where it was! In my personal life, I’m quite worthless.
Klopp still has the Premier League, FA Cup, and Europa League to win before turning his attention to his personal life. The German is eager to keep pushing his team even though their chances of winning the latter are slim.
We have conversations and remind the guys of our strengths because, well, we are strengths. We just need to demonstrate that every day because that’s the reason we are in this position,” he said.
“That’s not new; for some, the circumstances may be a little unfamiliar, but in those cases, the more seasoned players must take charge and guide the group on the field. It was never about that and it never will be (about that); I’ve had enough parades and celebrations.
However, I believe it would be right and I would want to offer the people a chance to celebrate something wonderful. I’m glad that argument we were in earlier still exists. I want to make sure we take it all the way.
