Ghana coach Otto Addo says Black Stars wasn’t good before he arrived

Ghana’s head coach, Otto Addo, has emphasized that the reconstruction of the Black Stars is a gradual process as he believes the team was not performing well before his arrival.

However, the current performance has not gone as planned with the Black Stars yet to secure a win in the two matches they have played against Nigeria and Uganda.

Assessing the two friendly matches played by the Black Stars in March, Coach Addo pointed out that the players needed to improve on their finishing.

It’s a lot of work, but I have to say this is what I expected because…we were not good even before I came so it’s a process,” Addo said.

Meanwhile, Coach Addo also expressed his dissatisfaction with the team’s discipline, urging his players to be more intelligent.

Play hard but intelligent and not get silly yellow and red cards is something we have to address and work on.”

Coach Addo also spoke about the team’s gameplay, stating that it was not good enough.

The Ghanaian coach reiterated that rebuilding the team would require a lot of work, and it would not happen overnight.

Looking forward, the Black Stars will face Mali and the Central African Republic in the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers in June.

Coach Addo and his team will have to work tirelessly to improve the team’s performance before the qualifiers begin.

Coach Addo’s message to the Black Stars is clear: the team has a long way to go, and rebuilding will not happen overnight.

The Black Stars will have to work hard to improve their performance before the World Cup qualifiers in June.

Source: ghanasportscenter.com