Star coach in private
Löw: “My wife couldn’t have children”
The former German national team coach and former FC Tirol Innsbruck and Austria Wien coach Jogi Löw has spoken about his unfulfilled desire to have children with his ex-wife.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen He said he had not only once imagined what it would have been like to have children. "Of course I imagine that more often. Absolutely. It would have been wonderful, of course," Löw said in an interview with Sky Sport.
The interview took place for the program "My story - the life of...", the first part of which will be broadcast on Friday evening. "It's very private, of course, but my wife couldn't have children now. Of course, we tried from time to time," said the 2014 world champion coach, who then came to terms with it "to a certain extent". "Then there were lots of other nice things in life."
"It would have been nice"
Löw also speculated in an excerpt of the interview on Instagram that as a father he might not have been able to travel as much and work in different countries. "So it might have taken away some of the advantages in my professional life. But today, of course, I sometimes think it would have been nice to have my own children."
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