Ghana national football team newly appointed head coach Carlos Queiroz has pledged unwavering dedication to Ghana, describing his role as a mission rooted in passion, responsibility, and deep respect for the country’s football legacy.

In his first remarks after being named by the Ghana Football Association, the experienced tactician expressed appreciation for the opportunity and shared his vision as the team prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Queiroz stressed that his appointment goes far beyond a routine coaching job, highlighting a personal and emotional connection to the task ahead.

He noted that he takes on the role with gratitude, humility, and a strong sense of duty, insisting that it represents a meaningful mission rather than just employment.

He also commended Ghana’s football heritage, describing the nation as rich in talent and pride, while expressing optimism about its future.

With a wealth of international experience, Queiroz has managed top clubs like Real Madrid and worked under legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.

On the international stage, he has handled teams such as Portugal national team, Iran national team, and Egypt national team, earning a reputation for discipline and tactical organisation.

Ghana faces a difficult group featuring England national team, Croatia national team, and Panama national team.

With the competition drawing closer, Queiroz underscored the need for unity, discipline, and ambition as the team works toward meeting the expectations of the nation.