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‘We would have been better if Otto Addo stayed as Black Stars coach’ – Black Stars team manager Ameenu Shadow

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
July 16, 2023
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Current team manager for Ghana’s Black Stars team Ameenu Shadow says the team would have been better if Otto Addo stayed as head coach of the senior national team.

According to him, the coach made mistakes at the World Cup because he’s never been there before as a gaffer.

The Black Stars team manager continued that the Borussia Dortmund trainer coach is someone who learns on the job and Ghana would have been better off if he had continued as the head coach.

“We would have been better if Otto Addo stay as Black Stars coach. I have always said it that Otto Addo made mistakes at the World Cup because he hadn’t been there before”.

“Otto Addo is someone who learns on the job and Ghana would have been better if he had continued with his job as Black Stars head coach”, he told 3Sports

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