July 24, 2014
Germany, who won the FIFA 2014 World Cup, mentor Joachim Low has said that he would stay accountable for the national group until at any rate the 2016 European Championship in France .
It was being estimated that Low may venture down after his squad lifted Germany's fourth World Cup in Brazil with a 1-0 triumph over Argentina not long from now.
Low, who supplanted Jurgen Klinsmann in 2006, had marked another contract until 2016 recently, The BBC reported.
Low said that he could envision nothing superior to keeping on living up to expectations with the German squad, including that he required eventually to deal with his feelings after the World Cup yet had not thought actually for a brief moment about going down from his position.
He said that Germany praised a massive achievement in Brazil, however there are still further objectives that they need to fulfill, including that the 2014 World Cup was a high point for every one of them, yet it was not an end point. (ANI)
It was being estimated that Low may venture down after his squad lifted Germany's fourth World Cup in Brazil with a 1-0 triumph over Argentina not long from now.
Low, who supplanted Jurgen Klinsmann in 2006, had marked another contract until 2016 recently, The BBC reported.
Low said that he could envision nothing superior to keeping on living up to expectations with the German squad, including that he required eventually to deal with his feelings after the World Cup yet had not thought actually for a brief moment about going down from his position.
He said that Germany praised a massive achievement in Brazil, however there are still further objectives that they need to fulfill, including that the 2014 World Cup was a high point for every one of them, yet it was not an end point. (ANI)
