Guten Morgan, Ich Heibe (not got that funny s/b button) Liam
Welcome to the board and thank you for that insightful post. If he so highly rated in Germany, has he never been considered for their national team? And what are the chances he would leave, if Joachim Loew left after these upcoming Euro's?
Danke. Auf Wierdersehn.
Guten Morgen,
even he is highly rated in Germany, there were no considerations that he could manage the national team (of course some newspaper debated his name, but these were more speculations), because since 2006 (after the Jürgen Klinsman era) Joachim Löw is doing quite well. Consequently, there was no need to talk about this option. Especially, if you consider today's statement of the DFB (German Football Association) that Löw will stay even if Germany screw up during the European Championship.
But there is one name often discussed, who could follow after Löw: It is Jürgen Klopp (Manager of our league winner Borussia Dortmund).
Nevertheless, for me "Ralf Rangnick" was the inventor of this new German football philosophy, which is followed (of course every manager has his own style) by some young football managers today. In earlier days, he got the moniker "football professor", due to his meticulous working style.