Bundesliga professionals say: Löw should have left

In an anonymous survey by the trade magazine kicker among 214 professionals from the upper house, 58,4 percent said that leaving the 58-year-old would have been the right step after the preliminary round exit in Russia. Only 25,7 percent approve of the 2014 world champion coach staying. 15,9 percent abstained from answering. After a short period of deliberation, Löw decided in the summer that he wanted to fulfill his contract until 2022.

Among the Bundesliga coaches, Schalke coach Domenico Tedesco is the big loser for the first division professionals (24,3 percent). Behind the 33-year-old is Bayern coach Niko Kovac (17,8). Similarly, runner-up Schalke is the biggest negative surprise of the first half of the season (48,6) ahead of the defending champions from Munich (20,6).

BVB is very popular Accordingly, “only” 22,9 percent of professionals still trust Bayern to win the championship again. Almost two thirds (73,4) believe that autumn champions Borussia Dortmund will secure the title with the outstanding first half player Marco Reus (44,0). However, only 15,4 percent are of the opinion that FC Bayern's dominance has been broken in the long term.

For our colleagues, the biggest dropouts among the players are Bayern defenders Mats Hummels (15,4) and Jerome Boateng (13,6), who were the defensive heart of the national team during the World Cup triumph in Rio 2014. 70,1 percent of the players surveyed approve of the continued controversial use of video evidence in the upper house, while 26,2 percent would like it to be abolished.

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Bundesliga professionals say: Löw should have left

According to a majority of Bundesliga professionals, Joachim Löw should have given up his position as national coach after the World Cup disaster last summer.

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