Joachim Low is the latest name to be thrown into the mix as a potential Gareth Southgate successor, with the German reportedly open to taking over as England boss.
England are on the lookout for a new manager after the much-loved Southgate stepped down following Sunday's disappointing defeat against Spain in the Euro 2024 final.
Several names have already been mooted as possible options, but few are likely to raise eyebrows as much as former Germany chief Low.
As per The Sun, the 2014 World Cup victor is keen to speak to the FA about the vacancy.
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Low has been out of work since the summer of 2021, when Southgate's England dumped Germany out of Euro 2020 via a 2-0 win at Wembley.
But the 64-year-old boasts a wealth of experience at international level - something that could persuade the FA to change their hardline stance on hiring an English boss.
It's reported the FA will prioritise hiring an English coach as Southgate's successor, in an attempt to maintain the harmonic culture he built during his eight-year stint as manager.
As such, ex-Chelsea boss Graham Potter and current under-21 man Lee Carsley have both emerged as early front-runners.
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