Joachim Löw has to fear for his job, is the conclusion of BILD after Germany’s historic beating against Spain in the Nations League. Die Mannschaft lost 6-0 and suffered the biggest defeat since an exhibition game with Austria in 1931 (0-6). Das Jogi-Desaster Germany’s most popular newspaper headlines Tuesday evening: the Löw disaster.

“The position of Low is faltering! Just under seven months before the start of the European Championship, the DFB has to answer the question whether Low is still the right man for the tournament. Can it be trusted that he is leading Germany to success at the European Championship? Or. does it now make sense to think about alternative national coaches such as Ralf Rangnick (62) or Stefan Kuntz (58)? “, the newspaper refers to a clubless trainer and the national coach of Germany Under-21 respectively. “Team manager Olivier Bierhoff has clearly indicated that Löw will be judged based on his results …”

“The 0-6 is of course the biggest defeat in Löw’s fourteen-year service. It was powerless, defensively weak and without a chance. For the third time in a row, things go wrong in the group stage: after the 2018 World Cup and the previous Nations League it happens. Now again. Out of the last thirteen group matches we won only three: against Sweden and twice against Ukraine. But it wasn’t just the defense that was hopeless. Toni Kroos and Leon Goretzka, the stars in midfield, never got the game under control On the left flank, Philipp Max was freaked out by Ferrán Torres. Tornado’s Serge Gnabry, Timo Werner and Leroy Sané were completely exhausted. A leader like Joshua Kimmich (injured, ed.) Was missing. “

After the humiliation Löw does not want to answer questions about his future. “If I should be worried about my job, you have to ask others,” he is quoted as saying SPORTS 1. In the television interview afterwards, the elected lord makes an upset impression. “It’s hard to explain. Everything went wrong. In the second half we tried to put pressure and score to get back into the game, but Spain was better, faster and more careful. We had no chance.”

In Germany, the call for the return of Thomas Müller, Jérôme Boateng and Mats Hummels after the earwash against Spain is even greater. The three former star players were dismissed by Löw last year, but the national coach of Germany does not want to talk about it afterwards. “We believe in the players we have. Tonight we saw that the development of the team is not at the level we thought it was.”

The German Football Association announces in the person of team manager Bierhoff that Löw’s position is absolutely not under pressure. “We still trust Joachim Löw, no doubt about it.” About the match Bierhoff says: “We have to deal with this defeat first, it will take a while. Everything went wrong. We lost the ball easily and the team fell apart, that should not happen. We did not make tackles and did not keep possession of the ball. We must learn from this and draw the right conclusions. “