Joachim Löw, the former head coach of the German national football team, has refuted rumors linking him to the head coach position of Ghana's national team ahead of the FIFA World Cup. Reports had suggested that the Ghana Football Association was in talks with Löw, who led Germany to victory in the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. However, Löw clarified to Sky Sports that he has not received any official communication from Ghana, stating, 'No one from Ghana has officially spoken to me.' This speculation arose following Ghana's decision to part ways with coach Otto Addo after a 2-1 loss to Germany. Löw, who has been away from coaching for five years, expressed that he is open to interesting offers but has not committed to any role yet. Ghana's national team is set to compete in the FIFA World Cup, facing England, Croatia, and Panama in the group stage, which will be held in the USA, Mexico, and Canada from June 11 to July 19.