RB Leipzig: Zsolt Löw wants to ensure new success in the DFB Cup!

RB Leipzig: Zsolt Löw wants to ensure new success in the DFB Cup!

Leipzig, Deutschland - On April 1, 2025, Zsolt Löw faces his first challenge as the new interim coach of RB Leipzig. In a crucial DFB Cup semi-final, his team meets VfB Stuttgart. Löw, who already worked as an assistant coach in Leipzig from 2015 to 2018 and played an important role in the Champions League when the club was ascertained, sees the team to lead the team back on the track. In his first press conference, he said his conviction that two wins in the DFB Cup can mean a title and focuses on a positive mood within the team.

according to Krone Plant Löw, the "Red-Bull-Fußball", one of the traditional approaches to the club. He also believes that an increase in performance of "ten to 20 percent" is possible with every player. Despite the previous record of 16 wins and 14 defeats in 39 games of this season, Löw was convinced that the team is also strong enough for the Champions League with injuries.

philosophical approaches by Löw

The philosophy that Löw represents includes the generation of a positive atmosphere to minimize the pressure on the players. Here he aims to increase the motivation of the players and at the same time promote autonomy and self -motivation. These approaches are part of a comprehensive trainer training, as it is proposed in the DFB-Akademie where application-oriented learning and the use of new technologies play a central role.

Löw's return is also seen as a necessary impulse for the team to overcome the last stagnating development of the game. In personal conversations with Jürgen Klopp and his predecessor Marco Rose, ideas were exchanged for the new Ferzung of RB football. Löw explained that there were "a thousand reasons" why the further development of the game was not successful recently.

outlook on the semi -finals

The upcoming DFB Cup game is a decision for Löw and the team that will show whether its approaches are fruitful. He has a close friendship with Marco Rose and hopes to continue and develop the projects he started. How the team reacts to the new trainer remains to be seen, but expectations are high. Löw, as a link between tradition and innovation, could be the key to returning RB Leipzig's successful style of play.