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DFB president sends press release: Löw’s name does not appear
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“There hasn’t been such a defeat in a long time.”
After the gossip in the UEFA Nations League, national coach Joachim Löw struggles with a conclusion. It was not all bad in the football year 2020.
The day after the shame in Spain, the leaders of the DFB meet to discuss the crisis. The future of national coach Löw was quickly decided. President Fritz Keller then makes a statement.
JJoachim Löw remains the national coach even after the 6-0 debacle of the German team in Spain. This was agreed during a conversation between DFB President Fritz Keller, DFB Director Oliver Bierhoff, and Löw, 60, after returning from Seville on Wednesday at Munich airport.
First, the “Bild” reported about it. Therefore, a resignation or dismissal of Löw is not a problem.
“We lived a black night in Seville yesterday that was painful. The spectators at home, me, the coach, the players. I was in the locker room after the final whistle and felt everyone’s disappointment. But also the will to correct that impression, “Keller said in a DFB press release, which did not mention in a word the personality of the national coach or even his name.
Fritz Keller, president of the DFB, spoke with Joachim Löw for half an hour the day after 0: 6
Source: dpa / Patrick Seeger
The president of the DFB tries to see the Seville debacle as an opportunity: “Our young team can get ahead of this hard setback if this game, which not only lacked heart and passion, is thoroughly analyzed and conclusions drawn necessary. She has the potential. “
Risks of exchange ports
They made the conscious decision to make the switch with many new and young players. This path could also lead to painful defeat, Keller said.
The DFB-Elf had conceded the biggest international defeat in 89 years at the Nations League final on Tuesday night. Löw should now lead the national team to the European Championship year despite the setback. The 60-year-old is still under contract as head coach until the 2022 World Cup.
“Even if we all wish we had a different exit from this difficult but still successful international match year so far, our challenge remains to build a strong team for the next three big tournaments,” Keller concluded.
