Joachim Löw Open to Coaching Return but Awaits Suitable Opportunity
The former German national team coach remains on sabbatical, attending matches and considering potential roles, though no concrete offers have emerged.
- Joachim Löw, former coach of Germany's national football team, has been on an extended sabbatical since stepping down in 2021.
- Löw recently attended the DFB-Pokal semifinal between VfB Stuttgart and RB Leipzig, where he reiterated his openness to coaching if presented with an appealing offer.
- He has ruled out a return to club football, last coaching a club team in 2004, and prefers national team roles.
- Despite Brazil's search for a new coach, Löw is seen as an unlikely candidate due to his association with Germany's 7-1 victory over Brazil in the 2014 World Cup.
- Germany's resurgence under Julian Nagelsmann highlights a contrast with the challenges of Löw's final years as head coach.