Queiroz Urges Ghana to Make Africa Proud in World Cup
Carlos Queiroz, the current coach of the Ghana National Football Team, stated that African teams owe it to the continent to progress in the World Cup. He highlighted Ghana's achievement of reaching the last 32 in the tournament, which is a significant milestone as one of nine African nations to advance from the group stage.
Queiroz, who has managed in five consecutive World Cups, praised his players for their bravery and commitment, stating they fought until the end. He recalled Ghana's memorable quarter-final run in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and expressed confidence in their chances against Colombia in their upcoming match in Kansas City.
Queiroz, who was appointed in April, aims to build a strong team and is determined to make Africa proud through their performance in the tournament.
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