Former Black Stars goalkeeper Kingston has thrown his support behind head coach Otto Addo, insisting the 50-year-old has what it takes to lead Ghana to success despite growing calls for his dismissal.
Former Black Stars goalkeeper George Boateng Kingston has publicly backed Black Stars head coach Otto Addo, stating that the 50-year-old manager should be allowed to continue his work despite criticism before the competition.
According to Kingston, Otto Addo has shown clear tactical understanding, discipline, and a long-term vision for the national team, which should not be overlooked because of short-term pressure or public sentiment. He emphasized that coaching at international level requires patience, especially when rebuilding a team and integrating younger players.
Kingston also noted that frequent changes in technical leadership have historically affected the stability of the Black Stars, and giving Otto Addo time could yield positive results. He believes the coach understands the Ghanaian football culture and has earned the trust of the players.
Calls for Otto Addo’s dismissal intensified before the tournament due to inconsistent performances, but Kingston insists that results alone should not define a coach’s competence. He urged fans and football authorities to focus on progress, structure, and development rather than reactionary decisions.
In his view, Otto Addo remains capable of leading the Black Stars to victory if given the necessary support, time, and continuity
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