Ghana’s head coach Otto Addo explained Wednesday that Cristiano Ronaldo’s situation ahead of his first match against Portugal at the 2022 World Cup was not a distraction. “I don’t know and to be honest I don’t care. It’s not our problem and I don’t think it’s a big problem. Everybody wants to win,” he said to the reporters at a press conference.
After six years with Borussia Dortmund, Ad looks forward to a challenge in Qatar. “This World Cup is an added bonus for Ghanaians because the country is not a big player internationally, politically or economically,” he said in an interview with Ruhr Nachrichten. “Africa is generally underestimated as a continent, so the World Cup is more than just a sporting event. The country has many problems, and each victory brings peace and stability.” “It’s a new experience for me too. I was there as a player in 2006 and now as a coach. I look further to taking on this challenge.”
Ghana’s Coach seems to be very optimistic and confident about his team’s performance in the upcoming match.
Meanwhile, Ronaldo, 37, is out of the club after Manchester United terminate his contract following an explosive interview that criticized manager Eric ten Hag, the club’s owner, and many of his United teammates.
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