Jurgen Klopp has made his first major decision as Red Bull's Global Head of Soccer by dismissing RB Leipzig manager Marco Rose, a call that was reportedly made due to a 'souring relationship' between the pair.

RB Leipzig finally pulled the plug on Marco Rose’s stay at the club after yesterday’s defeat in Gladbach. However, with only a couple of months left before the end of the season, there is a

Zsolt Lőw has been parachuted in to get RB Leipzig's season back on track after the dismissal of Marco Rose. An assistant coach for most of his career, who is the Hungarian stepping out of the shadows?

On Sunday afternoon, Klopp made the decision to part ways with Leipzig coach Marco Rose after a worrying downward trend threatened the club's season objectives. His associate, former Hungarian international Zsolt Low, was appointed interim coach through the end of the 2024-25 season.

Zsolt Low operated as Thomas Tuchel's assistant manager during his spells with Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Bayern Munich

Peter Krawietz will work as an assistant coach to Löw. The Hungarian previously worked at Leipzig from 2015 to 2018 before joining Thomas Tuchel’s coaching staff at PSG. He also had a valuable experience working as the Head of Soccer Development at Red Bull.

The 45-year-old Low – no relation to former Germany coach Joachim Low – was to take charge of his first training session as Leipzig’s interim coach on Monday, a day after the club fired Marco Rose.