Former Germany coach Joachim Löw linked with World Cup job

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By Rune Gjerulff@runegjerulff

Former Germany coach Joachim Löw could take charge of Ghana at the World Cup.

Joachim Löw, who won the World Cup with Germany in 2014, is said to be close to a return to coaching.

Citing “multiple sources,” Ghanasoccernet.com reports that Löw is close to being appointed Ghana coach on a short-term deal for this summer's World Cup.

The report suggests that the 66-year-old is “on the verge of accepting the role,” with personal terms being finalised.

Löw, who hasn’t coached since leaving his position with Germany in 2021, will reportedly earn around €150,000 per month if he takes the role.

The 66-year-old could replace Otto Addo, who was recently dismissed following a poor run of friendly results.

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