Joachim Low Denies Ghana Coaching Negotiations

Joachim Low, the former manager of the German national football team, has publicly denied any contact regarding the vacant head coach position of the Ghana national football team. Speaking to Sky Sport Germany, Low dismissed reports suggesting that he was close to reaching an agreement with the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for a role ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Earlier reports indicated that negotiations were underway for a deal reportedly worth €150,000 per month. However, Low's comments suggest that these speculations are unfounded, as he confirmed that no formal contact has been made regarding the position.

The Ghana coach position became vacant following recent changes within the Black Stars setup, and the GFA continues its search for a new head coach in preparation for the upcoming World Cup.