'My husband comments every time' the salon where Jurgen Klopp's wife gets her hair done

In typical scouse girl style - Jurgen Klopp's wife Ulla has a favourite salon and it's right here in Merseyside.

Ulla Sandrock and the Red's manager have lived in Steven Gerrard's former house in Formby since he took up the Liverpool job in 2015. It has been reported over the years that Ulla has embraced the scouse-lifestyle and even convinced Jurgen to remain in the job and extend his Anfield contract.

Like most women in Merseyside, Ulla quickly set out to find her new salon after the big move. Though it's not known how many hairdressers Ulla tried before settling, the ECHO understands that she frequently visits Venue Hair on Church Road, Freshfield.

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Venue Hair has been open for 30 years and offers customers everything from dry cuts to colour change and Olaplex treatments. Those attending a special occasions such as the races can also get hair-ups.

One reviewer said: "Love this salon and what it stands for , they pride themselves on their work and years of experience in the salon business ! They are so welcoming and make you go out feeling amazing . My husband comments on my hair every time I have it blown here (he never usually notices any other time ) I would 1000% recommend this salon to anyone wanting to look and feel amazing five star rating all the way."

Another added: "Lovely welcome as always x had my hair done and I’m absolutely made up with it the colour and cut looks amazing, I drive a 40 minute drive to come to this salon and it’s totally worth it."

While a third said: "Venue is a really friendly hairdressers with nice atmosphere (unlike many I could mention!) Coffee and biscuit rounded off a thoroughly enjoyable experience for me. I look forward to my next visit and cannot recommend these guys highly enough."

Jurgen and Ulla married in 2005 after meeting at Oktoberfest in Munich. He has previously joked that he was being a "good husband" by honouring his wife's desire to remain in the north west as he confirmed his news on social media.

He said on Liverpool's Twitter : "There’s something to announce. Like last time some will like it, some will not like it too much. If you don’t like it, stop watching now. I stay for another two years… and only me. No, all my coaches will as well, which is the most important actually. Why? Is now the question. Because Ulla wants to stay and as a good husband what are you doing when your wife wants to stay? You are staying."