- Otto Addo says he is not worried about being sacked as Black Stars head coach.
- He made the statement at a pre-match press conference on September 7, 2025.
- Ghana remains top of Group I in the World Cup qualifiers.
- Addo emphasized that no team will be taken lightly in upcoming matches.
- Media criticism over his win-loss record has intensified, but Addo remains focused.
Black Stars head coach Otto Addo has brushed off growing calls for his dismissal, insisting that his focus remains firmly on leading Ghana through the final stretch of World Cup qualification. Speaking ahead of the team’s clash with Mali, Addo made it clear that job security is not his concern — only performance.
Despite criticism over Ghana’s recent form, Addo pointed to the team’s position at the top of Group I as evidence that the mission remains on track. He dismissed media speculation about his future, stating that fear has no place in his mindset — except reverence for a higher power.
Addo also issued a warning against complacency, stressing that every opponent will be treated with full respect moving forward. His message was clear: no team will be underestimated, and every match will be approached with tactical seriousness.
With two qualifiers left and Ghana still leading the group, Addo’s stance signals a coach determined to finish strong — regardless of the noise surrounding his tenure.
