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“Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu urges Otto Addo to uphold assertive decision-making for optimal team performance.”
“Otto Addo, recently reinstated as head coach of the Black Stars, has swiftly left his mark with consecutive victories in the World Cup qualifiers.
Former Udinese midfielder Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu has voiced his approval of Addo’s methods and decisions. The 33-year-old highlighted the team’s strong showings against Mali and the Central African Republic, seeing these matches as pivotal for future progress.
Addo’s bold move to omit captain Andre Ayew from these fixtures garnered widespread acclaim. Speaking to Joy Sports, Agyemang-Badu remarked, ‘He’s introducing promising new players and addressing team weaknesses. It’s clear he’s well-versed in this role.’
Agyemang-Badu stressed the importance of Addo’s resolute decision-making, stating, ‘He should maintain his tough stance and make decisions that benefit both himself and the team. That’s crucial.’
With the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers approaching in September, all eyes are on Addo as he continues to shape the Black Stars’ journey forward.”
Source:Locotvgh.com