JURGEN KLOPP BUYS A HOUSE IN MALLORCA FOR 3.9 MILLION EUROS

Liverpool's German coach, Jürgen Klopp, 55, has bought a dream house in Santa Ponça this week for 3.9 million euros. Located on a 5,000 square meter plot, with a swimming pool and a well-kept garden, the house has a total living area of 537 square meters, which is distributed around a central patio. It has five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and two separate areas for guests.

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The house is located a short distance from the Santa Ponça Golf Club, is south-facing and enjoys panoramic views of the Serra de Tramuntana. In the gardens there is a collection of sculptures and art objects, tall Washingtonian palm trees, and a poolside bathing pavilion for added family comfort.

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In April of last year Klopp was asked which Spanish team he would like to coach. The coach, who visits the island every summer since the time he was coaching Borussia Dortmund, winked at the island that he enjoys so much:

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"Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atlético are three great clubs. I would fit in any of them, but my Spanish is horrible and I don't have much time. Maybe at Real Mallorca. It would be nice, at least to live there," he assured with a smile.

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