Former Germany manager Joachim Low has dismissed reports suggesting he is in discussions to take over the vacant national team coaching role in Ghana, stating that no official contact has been made.
In remarks reported by Sky Germany, Low made clear that speculation linking him to the position is unfounded. Addressing the rumours directly, he said: “No one from Ghana has officially spoken with me.”
The statement comes amid growing media reports suggesting that the experienced coach had emerged as a potential candidate for the role.
However, Low’s comments indicate that, at least for now, there have been no formal approaches or negotiations between him and Ghanaian football authorities.
The vacancy in Ghana’s coaching position has attracted attention, with various names reportedly being considered. Low’s international pedigree and previous managerial experience have made him a notable figure in such discussions, even though he has now publicly distanced himself from any immediate involvement.
Despite the widespread circulation of the reports, Low’s response appears to shut down suggestions that he is actively engaged in talks. His remarks suggest that any links between him and the Ghana job remain speculative rather than based on confirmed developments.
It remains unclear how the rumours originated or whether there have been any indirect enquiries or informal interest. However, Low’s emphasis on the lack of “official” communication highlights the absence of concrete steps towards a potential appointment.
Ghana’s search for a new head coach continues to be a subject of interest, both locally and internationally. While speculation is common during such recruitment processes, Low’s comments underline the importance of verified information in distinguishing between genuine negotiations and media conjecture.
For now, the situation appears unchanged, with no formal engagement between the parties. Low’s statement provides the clearest indication yet that he is not currently in discussions regarding the role.
As the search progresses, attention is likely to remain on potential candidates, though Low’s remarks suggest his name should not be considered among those in active contention—at least until any official contact is made.
