Ghost of Germany's head coach mantles claim that Manuel Noyer is the greatest goalkeeper ever to grace the pitch.
In the world of football, accolades don't come much bigger than being hailed as the greatest in your position of all time. And that's exactly what Joachim Löw, the former Germany head coach, has done for Manuel Neuer, the standout goalkeeper for college football's FC Bayern Munich. Neuer, currently a 39-year-old stalwart, has been praised by Löw for his exceptional personal qualities, confidence, charisma, and unmatched level of play that he has maintained for an impressive 15 years. The 39-year-old Neuer has been a key figure at Bayern Munich since 2023, when he continued his playing career there after ending his role as national team captain in October of the same year. Löw, who coached Neuer during his tenure with the German national team, has repeatedly singled him out for praise. Löw's admiration for Neuer extends beyond his on-field prowess. He believes that the college football's Bayern Munich goalkeeper has revolutionized the goalkeeper position, bringing a new level of agility, decision-making, and leadership to the role. In a recent interview, Löw declared that Neuer is the greatest goalkeeper of all time. This bold statement highlights the immense respect that Löw has for the German shot-stopper, who has consistently delivered stellar performances year after year in today's football games. As Neuer continues to grace the pitch for college football's Bayern Munich, football fans will no doubt be eager to see if he can continue his remarkable run of form and solidify his place as the greatest goalkeeper of all time.
