Jürgen Klopp is flying back to Liverpool on a private jet after starting a new life with wife Ulla

Jürgen Klopp returned to Liverpool ahead of a final farewell event with fans at the M&S Bank Arena. He was seen landing in a private jet.

Since saying goodbye to Anfield after the final Premier League game of the season against Wolves, Klopp has been spending time in Spain with his wife Ulla. The two were in Mallorca, according to the Daily Mail, staying in a luxury hotel while work continues on their mansion.

Klopp, who recently joined Instagram, has been documenting his life after Liverpool. He seems to be doing well, spending time improving his padel game.

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But he has landed in Liverpool for tonight’s ‘An Evening with Jürgen Klopp’ event. Hosted by LFCTV’s John Bishop and Peter McDowall, it will also feature music from The Lightning Seeds, The Zutons and Alfie Bow.

Unsurprisingly, the event is completely sold out. Making the run back to Liverpool that day, Klopp is emulating host Bishop – who enlisted a helicopter to make the quick trip between Anfield and a comedy gig in Sunderland so as not to miss the manager’s final game.

Klopp will then return to Liverpool again next month when he and Ulla take part in one of the Anfield legs of Taylor Swift’s hugely successful Eras tour. Hosting the much-anticipated music event is expected to bring significant profit to the club.

Apart from that, Klopp has been relatively tight-lipped about his plans after leaving Liverpool. Ulla has reportedly trained him to take cooking classes and dance lessons, and we know he doesn’t plan on taking another management position for at least another year, but only time will tell what he does next.

Liverpool.com says: Interest in what Klopp is doing will only continue until he returns to football in another job. He might decide he likes taking time off so much that he doesn’t want another role, of course, but that seems unlikely given how busy his work life has been so far.

Klopp will be happy to spend time in the pool (and on the padel court) for now, but it remains to be seen how much time off he will actually want. If he decides to go back to management, there will be no shortage of offers. The Germany international role, with the departure of Julian Nagelsmann, will more than likely be available to him to begin with.