“When I decided to leave Bayern, it wasn’t even clear that Jogi Löw would quit in the summer. And I wasn’t happy either when Jogi announced his departure. I would have wished him a good finish at the World Cup in Qatar, ”said Löw’s former assistant. There was just a unique chance to become the German national coach. DFB director Oliver Bierhoff “naturally heard the other inquiries and put a little pressure on.”
