'Asare did better in training' - Otto Addo on starting Hearts keeper against Chad

In a recent interview, Ghana's national football coach Otto Addo discussed his decision to start Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Richard Attah in the friendly match against Chad. Addo emphasized that Attah performed exceptionally well during training sessions leading up to the game, which influenced his choice. The coach noted that he values players who demonstrate strong capabilities in practice, as it reflects their readiness for competitive matches.

Addo also acknowledged the importance of giving opportunities to various players, especially in preparation for upcoming tournaments. He expressed confidence in Attah’s abilities and highlighted the need for a diverse squad where different talents can shine. This approach not only helps build team chemistry but also ensures that all players are prepared for future challenges.

The match against Chad served as a platform for experimentation and assessment ahead of more significant competitions. Addo's strategy aims to strengthen the team's overall performance by evaluating player dynamics and fostering competition within the squad, ultimately enhancing Ghana's prospects on the international stage.