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Liverpool Manager Jurgen Klopp Signs on to Be Warsteiner Beer Ambassador

Sean SwabyJan 15, 2016

Jurgen Klopp's appetite for a nice pint of beer from his homeland will now reap tangible rewards for the Liverpool boss.

The German officially signed a deal to become an ambassador for one of his beloved beverages of choice, Warsteiner.

"I am particularly pleased about this partnership because I associate with a tasty Warsteiner also a piece of home," he told the Mirror. "My grandparents had to appreciate a small brewery and I do enjoy a good beer.

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"I'm a German football coach and worldwide ambassador for our national sport, just like a Warsteiner beer is seen as a German tradition."

"
We are proud to welcome Jürgen Klopp as our new brand ambassador for the #WARSTEINER alcohol free range #JÜRGENKLOPP pic.twitter.com/b0E6QV3SoL
— Warsteiner (@warsteiner) January 15, 2016"

Klopp's affinity for beer is already well known. In fact, he had pints with Liverpool supporters after joining the club.

"
Jurgen Klopp underlines ordinary man tag as he hits Liverpool for Friday night pints http://t.co/sHkZVUkrfw pic.twitter.com/B7HaAI3oLx
— SportsJOE.ie (@SportsJOEdotie) October 10, 2015"

When being linked with Real Madrid, he joked to the German press that the only Spanish he knew was "Una cerveza, por favor," meaning, "One beer, please."

Now he's turning it into a profit!