No comparison, this is Klopp's lavish lifestyle that makes Guardiola envious

With just a few days to go until the Premier League returns to action after the short break for international activities during the FIFA World Cup, coach Jurgen Klopp and his players are already preparing for what will be a very demanding match against Manchester City, with both institutions looking to achieve certain objectives in this final stretch that will keep them among the European elite for another year, maintaining both coaches and players the prestige of having fairly represented the team they play for.

Between these two historic institutions of the English league, more than one agrees that the success they have today is thanks to the incredible decisions made by the managers, Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola, with the German and the Spaniard doing an incredible job that has made the Reds and the Citizens two of Europe's elite teams, with the Merseyside side standing out for their great track record in recent years, with the Champions League being just one of the many trophies they have won.

As it is evident that the coaches have been a crucial part of the exponential growth of these two institutions, both are treated in the best way to always make them feel comfortable, giving them good contracts that they have been able to take advantage of and squeeze to their full potential, allowing the Reds' mastermind a life of luxury that Pep Guardiola has not been able to match even though he has a slightly better salary than the German.

<strong>Klopp and his dream life on Merseyside</strong>

While on the sporting front Klopp can boast that he has won the biggest trophies as Liverpool's third man, on a personal level the German has shown himself to be living the high life, surrounded by luxuries such as his expensive watches, including a taste for the Aquatimer brand, He also serves as an ambassador for the Opel brand, showing off some of the luxurious models in his collection from time to time, and what better way for Klopp to have several of his high-speed "toys" than parked in an incredible house for which he paid almost four million euros.