A football website in Ghana had previously reported that the national association had entered into negotiations with Löw. These were said to have gone well, and the German World Cup-winning coach had shown “genuine interest” in the position. Ghana’s association had parted ways with manager Otto Addo following their 2–1 defeat to Germany.
Löw, who led the German team to the World Cup title in Brazil in 2014, has not worked as a coach since stepping down as DFB coach around five years ago. "I don’t want to retire if there’s another interesting offer where I can say, ‘That’s a good prospect’," the 66-year-old recently told Sky: "Of course, I’ll always be linked with national teams because I was a national coach for so long. As far as my experience is concerned, that would also be the best thing for me."
Ghana are in a group with England, Croatia and Panama at the World Cup in the USA, Mexico and Canada (11 June to 19 July).
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