Loew Replace Mourinho Not Interested
Madrid: Joachim Loew denied reports stating that he will replace Jose Mourinho as Real Madrid coach. German national team coach admits not the slightest never thought to replace Mourinho at Los Blancos position.
"At some point I may be able to return to coaching at club level. However now is not the time. I am very proud to be the coach of the national team and this has given me great joy over the years," said the 52-year coach.
He will not go out of respect for the contract. "I do not care about the rumors. This is just speculation, Jose Mourinho has a contract until 2016 and I have also contracted the DFB (German Football Federation) until 2014," he added to Sport1.
In other comments, Loew admitted that he wanted to bring the team's Panzer World Cup 2014. He also still has a dream to drive German champions PD. "The best thing I expected was to be a German world champion," he said.
"I never said I would quit after the World Cup 2014. I have not thought about it or talked to anyone about this topic. We must secure the first qualifying round. Then I will hold with all the people involved," he explained.
Besides Loew, Madrid is also rumored target Carlo Ancelotti name. However, from the survey results obtained by daily Marca, Loew figure is considered more appropriate to replace the role of The Special One as coach Cristiano Ronaldo and his friends.
"At some point I may be able to return to coaching at club level. However now is not the time. I am very proud to be the coach of the national team and this has given me great joy over the years," said the 52-year coach.
He will not go out of respect for the contract. "I do not care about the rumors. This is just speculation, Jose Mourinho has a contract until 2016 and I have also contracted the DFB (German Football Federation) until 2014," he added to Sport1.
In other comments, Loew admitted that he wanted to bring the team's Panzer World Cup 2014. He also still has a dream to drive German champions PD. "The best thing I expected was to be a German world champion," he said.
"I never said I would quit after the World Cup 2014. I have not thought about it or talked to anyone about this topic. We must secure the first qualifying round. Then I will hold with all the people involved," he explained.
Besides Loew, Madrid is also rumored target Carlo Ancelotti name. However, from the survey results obtained by daily Marca, Loew figure is considered more appropriate to replace the role of The Special One as coach Cristiano Ronaldo and his friends.
