Jogi Löw was associated with the German national team for 15 years. Now the former national coach is talking about his successor Hansi Flick for the first time.
Where the German National team was, was also Jogi Löw. From 2006 to July of this year, the National coach cheered, celebrated and criticized. Since the summer is Hansi Flick his successor. Now Löw speaks for the first time after leaving about his good friend and former assistant coach.
In the Sky program “My Story”, which appears every Friday at 9 p.m. with host Riccardo Basile, Jogi says about Flick: “I’m happy for him. I’m happy for the team. Very promising. The games were good. Good dynamics. Good spirit in the team. Definitely a good start.” The new episode of the show with Löw is not yet available online, “Bild” has already reported on it.
Next games of the DFB team in early November
Flick took over in August. Since then, the German national team has won every World Cup qualifier. The team is currently in first place in Group J with 21 points. That DFB-Team was the first team to have the ticket for the World Cup next year in Qatar solved.
The team around Flick can play the next World Cup qualifiers on November 11th and 14th (against Liechtenstein and Armenia) So take it easy.
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