Joachim Low is the former head coach of the German national team, who he steered to FIFA World Cup glory in 2014. He left his role following Euro 2020 after 15 years at the helm.
Low was appointed German national team head coach in 2006 following the departure of Jurgen Klinsmann, under whom Low had previously served as an assistant. After falling at the final hurdle against Spain in the 2008 Euros, two consecutive semi-final exits at the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012 preceded their triumph in 2014.
Along with lifting the World Cup in 2014, 'Jogi' led Germany to their first ever FIFA Confederations Cup by beating Chile.
Low left his role in the summer of 2021 following the side's elimination from Euro 2020 at the hands of England.
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Who will be next USA manager: Steven Gerrard, Joachim Low and Frank Lampard among contenders
The United States are on the lookout for a new head coach and the list of potential contenders is mouth-watering to say the least.
Joachim Low shuts down Bayern Munich coaching links
Former German national team manager Joachim Low has dismissed any possibility of coaching another club team, specifically ruling out the vacant position at Bayern Munchen.
Germany’s 2014 World Cup winners starting XI: Where are they now?
The 2014 World Cup saw Joachim Low's side reign victorious and bring back the most prestigious trophy in world football for the first time in 24 years.
Euro 2020 preview: Group F not quite a group of death but Germany could still perish
There might be no way back for Low’s side after defeats to Portugal and France sides overloaded with talent.
Hansi Flick to succeed Joachim Low as Germany's manager after Euro 2020
Flick has signed a three-year deal and will become Germany boss after the European Championships.
Muller set to be handed Euros lifeline by Low
Veteran on the verge of Germany recall after impressive season; Depay looks Barcelona-bound.