Sports Minister Kofi Adams says he has fulfilled his responsibility ahead of the Black Stars' upcoming AFCON qualifying matches against Somalia, leaving the technical team to handle the sporting aspect.
Speaking after the release of Ghana's squad, Adams said he had engaged with the players andwas impressed with their individual mentality.
He, however, stressed that it was the responsibility of the technical team and management to unite the players and ensure they approach the games with a collective spirit.
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“I believe that the technical team and the management should be able to put them in the collective spirit for the game. That is their work,” he said.
“As Minister, I've done what I'm supposed to do. I want to leave the rest for the technical people to also perform their responsibility.”
🎥 🇬🇭 “As Minister, I have done my part. Let’s leave everything to the technical team to do their job.”
— Citi Sports (@CitiSportsGHA) November 9, 2026
Sports Minister Kofi Adams on the release of the Black Stars squad for the upcoming games against Somalia.
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