I'll accept full responsibility for our defeat if... - Miracles Aboagye

In a recent statement, Miracles Aboagye, the head coach of the Ghana national women's football team, has acknowledged his role in the team's disappointing performance at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (AWCON). Following a series of poor results that led to their early exit from the tournament, Aboagye pledged to take full accountability for the defeat. He emphasized that as the leader, he must shoulder responsibility for every aspect of the team’s preparation and execution on the field.

Aboagye's admission comes amidst growing criticism regarding tactical decisions and player selections during pivotal matches. He expressed a commitment to learning from this experience and improving future outcomes for Ghanaian women’s football. The coach's willingness to accept blame highlights a broader need for reflection within the sport, as stakeholders look for ways to enhance competitiveness on an international level. Aboagye affirmed his dedication to developing a stronger squad moving forward, signaling potential changes in strategy and approach as they prepare for upcoming challenges.