Ex-Germany Coach Jogi Löw Reflects on Unfulfilled Desire for Parenthood

In a candid interview, Löw shares personal insights about his childless marriage and its impact on his life and career.

Jogi Löw, former coach of Germany's national football team, opened up about his unfulfilled wish to have children during a Sky Sport interview.
Löw revealed that he and his ex-wife, Daniela, had tried to have children but were unable due to medical reasons on her part.
He described imagining life with children as something he thinks about frequently, calling it a 'beautiful' possibility he missed out on.
Löw acknowledged that not having children allowed him to travel extensively and focus on his demanding career in football management.
Despite finding fulfillment in other aspects of life, Löw admitted that he sometimes reflects on what could have been if he'd become a father.