Roger De Sá Joins Carlos Queiroz for 2026 FIFA World Cup Challenge with Ghana

Accra: Black Stars assistant coach Roger De Sá has expressed his enthusiasm about joining Carlos Queiroz's technical team for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, emphasizing the significance of the opportunity with Ghana's national team. De Sá, a seasoned coach, highlighted the ease of his decision, attributing it to both his long-standing relationship with Queiroz and Ghana's esteemed football legacy. According to Ghana Web, De Sá remarked on the predictability of Queiroz's invitation due to their shared professional goals and mutual understanding. He said, "The call from Carlos did not surprise me. We have similar dreams, and I always want to see him succeed." The prospect of working with Ghana, particularly in the context of the World Cup, further solidified his decision to accept the role. De Sá recounted the early morning call from Queiroz that led to his immediate excitement and decision to join the team. De Sá also commended Queiroz's inclusive approach to coaching, noting, "Carlos listens. He doesn't have to t ake every opinion, but he welcomes different views." He shared his appreciation for being back on the African continent, describing it as a unique experience that transcends geography. Furthermore, De Sá lauded the raw football talent present in Ghana, acknowledging the country's potential despite limited resources. Comparing South Africa to Ghana, De Sá pointed out the contrasting scenarios in talent development, emphasizing the need for effective utilization of available resources. Looking ahead to the World Cup, he stressed the importance of unity among the players, stating that their primary task is to position the players correctly and ensure they have the right mindset to perform when donning the national jersey. De Sá reassured the Ghanaian supporters of the technical team's dedication to bringing success to the Black Stars. He expressed confidence in Queiroz's capabilities and the team's potential to progress in the tournament if the players play to their full potential.