RB Leipzig Dismisses Marco Rose, Names Zsolt Löw Interim Coach

The coaching change follows Leipzig's Bundesliga struggles and a critical need to secure Champions League qualification.

Marco Rose was dismissed as RB Leipzig's head coach after a 0:1 loss to Borussia Mönchengladbach, leaving the team in sixth place in the Bundesliga.
Zsolt Löw, a former Leipzig assistant coach, has been appointed interim head coach and will lead the team in the upcoming DFB-Pokal semifinal against VfB Stuttgart.
Leipzig also parted ways with Rose's assistant coaches and the head of the license player department as part of broader leadership changes.
The club's leadership cited the need for a new impulse to achieve season goals, particularly securing Champions League qualification, which is vital for financial stability and retaining key players.
Löw's immediate task is to stabilize the team and push for a top-four Bundesliga finish while the club explores long-term coaching options for the next season.