GERMANY BOSS, LOW, CONSIDERS FUTURE AFTER WORLD CUP EXIT.


  The Veteran coach led his side to glory in the 2014 World Cup hosted in Brazil. But he's now considering his future with the national team after his side disappointing outing.

  Joachim Low admitted that his side was not that impressive to make it to the next phase of the tournament, After their performance against the Republic of Korea.

Two late strikes from the Koreans ended the dreams of the defending champions.

  This has been Germany worst campaign since 1938.
  The coach expressed his grieve during an interview;

  "Will I leave? It is too early to answer that question. My disappointment is still very fresh", he told reporters after the final whistle.

  " I could not have imagined this, I was optimistic, I need some time now to think, Tomorrow we will talk.

 Low refused to make excuses of his sides display, and added that his side was simply not up to the task.

 " At the moment it is hard to say ( why we have been eliminated). The disappointment of us being eliminated is just huge", he added.

 " We didn't deserve to be winning the World Cup again, We didn't deserve to move into the last 16.

  " Our team in this game was missing the ease of play and the classiness that we normally display. Also the dynamism that led to the goalscoring opportunities was not there, So we deserved to be eliminated", He concluded.

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