- The FA confirmed they are already in the process of appointing the next manager
- Low is said to be interested in the vacancy following Southgate’s resignation
Former German national team coach Joachim Löw is reportedly interested in the vacant position at England.
The 64-year-old Löw led his country to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and coached the team for 15 years.
According to him, he would like to talk to the FA after Gareth Southgate’s sacking. The sun.
This comes after it emerged that Ange Postecoglou is reportedly on the list of candidates being considered by the English Football Association for the next England manager.
Several candidates have been linked with the England job so far, including Eddie Howe, Thomas Tuchel, Graham Potter and Jurgen Klopp.
Joachim Low’s last match as Germany manager was against England at Euro 2020, and he is now interested in replacing Gareth Southgate following his sacking
Southgate resigned after England’s European Championship final defeat to Spain on Sunday
Low hasn’t coached a team for three years, but is eager to get back on the sidelines
However, it is known that Tuchel and Klopp are not realistic prospects at the moment.
Low’s last match before stepping down as Germany manager was the 2-0 defeat to Southgate’s England at Wembley in the round of 16 of Euro 2020. The former Stuttgart and Fenerbahce manager has not played since.
England Under-21 manager Lee Carsley is reportedly in pole position to succeed Gareth Southgate as interim manager.
According to The Sun, the former Everton man is likely to captain the Three Lions in their next international against Ireland in less than eight weeks.
The FA is expected to follow the example of Southgate in 2016, who was promoted from Under-21 manager to England manager, also initially on an interim basis.
English Football Association bosses have confirmed they are looking for a new manager, but they believe Carsley, 50, is the best candidate to take charge of England’s next match.