Former Germany head coach Joachim Löw expressed his admiration for goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, despite Neuer's recent confirmation that he will not return to the national team. In an interview at a charity event, Löw stated, "Neuer is probably the best goalkeeper of all time," highlighting his significant impact on the game.
Löw emphasized Neuer's enduring quality, noting that he has been among the "absolute world elite" for 15 years. He praised Neuer's confidence and charisma, asserting that he stands out above all others in terms of his overall skill set.
Additionally, Löw commented on current national team coach Julian Nagelsmann, describing him as a "very innovative coach with many good ideas." He acknowledged the challenges Nagelsmann faces, attributing some of the team's recent struggles to longstanding issues.
Löw concluded by expressing optimism about Nagelsmann's approach, stating, "Julian is definitely a coach who knows what he wants with the team," and recognizing the need for solutions to regain a position among the world's best teams.
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