Jurgen Klopp sends Berlin crowd wild during DJ set as former Liverpool boss gives out shirts

Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has been making the most of his time off since departing the Reds at the end of last season. And the German was in his homeland as the European Championship final between England and Spain took place .

Earlier in the day, with the match kicking off in the evening (local time), Klopp was spotted in a fan park where he handed out some shirts to fans. The 57-year-old was caught on camera holding up a Spain shirt and then throwing it into the crowd.

He also had some German jerseys. Klopp's home country's kit is also manufactured by Adidas, who he was representing at the event. As fans cheered and the music blared, the ex-Liverpool boss threw the shirts towards some lucky fans, as you can see in the video below.

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Earlier in the week, it was confirmed that Klopp was taking on a new role with Liverpool. He has committed to furthering his work with the club's official charity now he has left Anfield .

"The LFC Foundation does an incredible job in the community, both in the Liverpool City Region and beyond," Klopp said. "I am really proud to continue my work with them and be named the first ever LFC Foundation honorary ambassador. I look forward to seeing what we can do with that now that I have more time on my hands."

Matt Parish, CEO of the LFC Foundation, said: "We are delighted that Jurgen is continuing his support of the Foundation as our first honorary ambassador. Having his support has been priceless for us over the years and to have that continue is fantastic and highlights his commitment to the Foundation and the work that we continue to do across the Liverpool City Region.

"Jurgen’s love and passion for the city has been clear throughout his time at the club and it can only benefit us having his support and his voice championing the work that we do moving forward."