Joachim Löw emerges as a new candidate to manage Paris Saint Germain.

After the Euro 2021, Joachim Löw put an end to a 15-year adventure in charge of the German national team. Immediately, the coach chose to take a break to regain energy to return to action. It seems that the 62-year-old professional is willing to take on a new challenge and may already have a possible destination.

According to Bild, PSG is keeping an eye on the steps of the former coach of the 'Mannschaft'. The French team, which still has Mauricio Pochettino as their coach, is looking for the perfect candidate to replace the Argentine. Therefore, 'Jogi' would be a perfect fit for the profile required by the capital's team in France.

Moreover, the German newspaper stated that Löw would consider joining Paris Saint Germain. However, there have been no direct contacts between the two parties at the moment. It is known by the coach himself that he wants to return to action. In fact, last month, Joachim provided some details of what he expects for his career in the future.

"The willingness is there. I would like to coach a club again. That would be fun for me. There have been a few approaches and one or two offers that I will consider over the next few weeks. I haven't made any decision yet", said Löw, whose last club was Austria Vienna in the 2003-2004 season.

The favorite, according to the French press

RMC Sport revealed that Christophe Galtier, currently at Nice in Ligue 1, is the coach leading the race to reach Parc des Princes. However, there is no progress regarding a possible negotiation with the coach. The names of Marcelo Gallardo and José Mourinho, at River Plate and Roma, were also mentioned. The possibility of Zinedine Zidane is not completely ruled out either.

At the same time, PSG must resolve the case of Pochettino, who has a contract until mid-2023. If the Parisians choose to fire the South American, they will have to pay him 15 million euros, the value of the salary for the remaining period of the agreement they signed. "I am calm", said the former Tottenham coach this week.

"There are many rumors. I have been fired every week, but Paris Saint Germain creates this kind of thing", said the Argentine in a conversation with the program Vaques Sagrades on the Esport3 channel. "I have one more year of contract left", clarified the coach regarding the agreement signed with the Parisian team.