2026 World Cup qualifiers: Blame would be on me if Ghana had lost against Chad – Otto Add

Ghana coach Otto Addo has emphasised the complexities of football, stating that blame can’t be placed on a single individual when outcomes form no longer chase as anticipated.

Nonetheless, he admitted that if the Dim Stars had lost to Chad, he would have taken chubby accountability as head coach.

Ghana entered Friday’s 2026 World Cup qualifier on a six-game winless urge, prompting the Ghana Football Association to pork up the technical crew.

The appointment of Winfried Schafer as Technical Guide, Sports activities Psychologist Kris Perquy, and assistant coach Desmond Ofei was once geared in direction of making improvements to the crew’s performance.

The adjustments regarded to have an instantaneous influence, as Ghana delivered a dominant 5-0 victory over Chad.

Talking after the match, Addo said football is too intricate to attribute success or failure to one individual.

“Football is manner too advanced in price it on this or that individual. Love I moreover said, if we had lost, then I do understand it’d be me on account of I’m the head coach. After we derive, it’s thanks to somebody else perhaps. However in fact, every thing is laid out.

“Or no longer it’s a ways the avid gamers, it’s a ways the spectators, it’s a ways the media, and it’s me. Or no longer it’s fully, very advanced usually. And some avid gamers are going through complicated times of their lives. Or no longer it’s so, so advanced.

“I moreover ought to impart a gigantic, gigantic congratulations to the greenkeepers for the grass. It was once noteworthy, noteworthy higher than the assorted days outdated to. And I do know for you, perhaps it’s no longer that predominant, nonetheless I do know that for the avid gamers, it’s compulsory.”

Ghana currently leads Crew I with 12 parts, and a victory against Madagascar on Monday would pork up their potentialities of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.