The German FA has announced that Joachim Low will step down as Germany manager following Euro 2021 this summer.
Having served as Jurgen Klinsmann’s assistant at the 2006 World Cup, Low led Die Mannschaft to World Cup glory eight years later in Brazil and will step aside after a decade and a half in charge, making him their longest-serving post-war coach.
There’s no shortage of managerial talent in the Bundesliga and beyond, with the likes of Jurgen Klopp, Julian Nagelsmann (who have both ruled themselves out of the running) and Thomas Tuchel helping to fortify Germany’s reputation at the forefront of the modern game. We’ve looked at five of the standout candidates for the vacancy.
Read at Planet Football.
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