Jurgen Klopp was observed boarding a private jet to leave Liverpool after saying his final farewell to the Merseyside giants.

The German manager said an emotional goodbye to the club a little over a week ago, bringing an end to a highly decorated nine-year tenure at Anfield.

He then returned on Tuesday night for ‘An Evening With Jurgen Klopp’, an event held at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena, where he broke down in tears as he bid goodbye.

Klopp and his wife Ulla have been seen leaving the city for the final time as they prepare to embark on their next chapter.

It’s a speedy recovery for Klopp, who was overtaken with emotion less than 24 hours ago after watching an emotional montage of his time at Liverpool.

Jurgen Klopp was seen leaving Merseyside on a private jet on Wednesday afternoon.

The former Liverpool boss and his wife Ulla were seen making their way onto the plane.

The pair is now preparing for the next chapter of their lives after leaving Merseyside.

He then rose up and placed his palm on his heart to acknowledge the support, before performing his iconic fist pumps, which he frequently did while celebrating major victories as Liverpool manager.

The 56-year-old has rapidly adjusted to life away from football since leaving Liverpool, and he flew to Majorca with Ulla last week.

MailOnline earlier reported that Klopp planned to stay at a fancy five-star hotel in the Balearic Islands.

Klopp and his wife of 20 years will spend time at the Kimpton Aysla Hotel while the construction of their new £3.4 million property is completed.

The property has been dubbed as a ‘ecological family paradise’, which he purchased from Swiss businessman and artist Rolf Knie in June 2022 for €4 million (£3.4 million) and plans to entirely renovate.

Meanwhile, Klopp said two weeks ago that his initial plans after leaving Liverpool were to take a vacation and attend the Champions League final to support his former team Borussia Dortmund.

The German, who departed the club after nearly nine years, spoke to fans during an arena event.

The German, who departed the club after nearly nine years, spoke to fans during an arena event.

Jurgen Klopp takes a selfie with fans during an emotional farewell event.

‘It’s not that I tried too hard (to go on holiday), therefore I didn’t have time,’ Klopp told Liverpool’s official website.

‘I had time, but a summer vacation for me at the end of the season was like taking the first available sunbed and having a phone here to talk to agents, sporting directors, and so on.

‘There were no training sessions, but the rest of the activities continued. So I didn’t see 1% of the world for nothing.

‘Now we will do nothing, we will watch the Euros here and there, (I’m) really looking forward to it, followed by a holiday doing nothing, and then the plan is to start travelling and see how that works.’