"Tighten or loosen the two screws"
German National Team on the Right Track, Says World Cup-Winning Coach Joachim Löw
Joachim Löw, the former coach of the German national football team who led the team to victory in the 2014 World Cup, has shared his thoughts on the current state of the team and their preparations for the upcoming World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico next summer.
Löw believes that the team is on the right track under new manager Julian Nagelsmann, who took over the reins last year. He stated that Nagelsmann, along with assistant coach Rudi Völler and assistant coach Benjamin Hübner, is doing a very good job. However, Löw thinks that Julian Nagelsmann and his team will fine-tune a few things before the World Cup to ensure the team is at its best.
The German national team has experienced some setbacks as of late, according to Löw. He pointed to the recent international matches, which he described as not entirely convincing. Löw acknowledges that the team is not yet at the top of world football, and he believes that some solutions are needed to get back to that position.
One solution that Löw does not see happening is a comeback for goalkeeper Manuel Neuer with the national team. Neuer has retired from the team, as stated by Löw. Löw described Neuer as "probably the best goalkeeper of all time," but he believes that the team needs to look ahead and find the right players to move forward.
Löw shared his thoughts with RTL/ntv and "sport.de." He expressed faith in Nagelsmann's ability to find the right approach before the World Cup and believes that the team is on the right track to success. The World Cup next summer promises to be an exciting event, and with the German national team under new management, fans will be eager to see what they can achieve.
