Joachim Löw, the German football coach’s 15-year spell ended on a disappointing note with the elimination of former world champions Germany in Euro 2020 by the rival team of England. The 61-year-old Löw said on June 29 that there was an immense disappointment. Inside the locker room, there was complete silence. Everyone was down to the ground. After the match, he announced that he is taking a break to again fill his energy sources.

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The former striker said that he might feel a complete disappointment to a greater extent, and there is emptiness after such a long time within the members of the German team. He further added that after this, there might be some new challenges waiting for him. A few weeks earlier, Löw said that he would like to have a six-month break after the Euro 2020 and perhaps manage the club after returning.

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The Departure of the German Team

The departure of the 2014 world champions following a 2-0 loss in the Euro 2020 last-16 encounters was due to the technical superiority of team England. It showed not only Leon Goretzka’s, Toni Kroos’s, and Thomas Müller’s failure but also the coach’s reluctance to change tactics and line-up in the game resulted in their defeat. Moreover, the wasted chance in the 81st minute of Müller gave an indication that Germans were not able to get hold of their victory mentality.

In his last tournament, Löw did not take the risk of turning things around similarly as he did against the 2016 European Champion Portugal. The team will require a significant transformation in its game plan as the successor of Löw Hansi Flick will take charge. Löw became the head coach in 2006 after remaining assistant coach for two years. He has won 124 out of the 198 games that make him one of the most successful national coaches in the country.

Manuel Neuer, the German goalkeeper, said that the event leaves a sad feeling for them as it was their coach’s last game. He further added that the players owe him a lot. Toni Kroos, the midfielder, said that when the Löw took over, Germany actually began playing football. He has done a lot for German football, and everyone should not forget that.

Löw said that they should remain optimistic while talking about Euro 2024, which will be hosted in Germany. By then, many of the young players would have reached to highest levels. Leaving with such disappointment will require some more time to get over.