The Ghana Football Association has parted ways with head coach Otto Addo just 73 days before the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The decision follows a disappointing run of results in recent international friendlies, where the Black Stars suffered a heavy 5-1 defeat to Austria before falling 2-1 to Germany.
Sources close to the federation indicate that the back-to-back losses raised serious concerns about the team’s tactical direction and preparedness heading into the global tournament.
The timing of the dismissal leaves Ghana with limited room to appoint a successor and stabilize the squad ahead of the Mundial.
Addo, who had been tasked with rebuilding the national team and guiding them to a competitive showing on the world stage, now exits under mounting pressure after the poor results.
The GFA is expected to announce an interim or permanent replacement in the coming days as preparations for the World Cup intensify.
