“Nobody owns the national team shirt”- Carlos Queiroz

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New Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz has outlined a clear stance on player selection, stressing that places in the Black Stars squad will be earned strictly on merit.

Speaking as he begins his tenure, the veteran tactician made it clear that reputation or status will not guarantee inclusion, with performance and commitment set to be the defining criteria.

“Nobody owns the national team shirt. It’s my job to give a fair opportunity. It’s my job that the ones that wear the jersey truly deserve it,” Queiroz stated, setting the tone for what many expect to be a new era for the Black Stars.

His comments suggest a shift toward increased competition within the squad, as players both locally based and abroad will need to consistently prove their worth to secure selection.

The emphasis on fairness and accountability is expected to inject renewed intensity into the team environment, as the technical bench works to assemble a competitive squad capable of delivering on the global stage.

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