Black Stars head coach Otto Addo is reportedly gearing up to make significant changes to the national team if he survives the growing calls for his dismissal. Addo is set to meet with the Ghana Football Association’s (GFA) Executive Council today, November 27, for a critical review of his tenure following Ghana’s failure to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco.

The embattled coach faces intense pressure after a disappointing qualifying campaign that saw the Black Stars fail to win a single game. However, insiders reveal that Addo is determined to address the team’s shortcomings. If given the green light to continue, he plans to implement bold adjustments aimed at revitalizing the squad and avoiding the pitfalls that derailed their recent performances.

Addo is expected to align his vision with the new Black Stars management committee, which the GFA is set to establish in the coming weeks. His plans reportedly include introducing fresh tactics, refining player selection processes, and fostering a stronger team culture.

While his future as head coach remains uncertain, the meeting with the GFA will be pivotal in determining whether he can execute his transformative vision or if the association will opt for a new direction to reignite Ghana’s football aspirations.

As Ghanaians await the outcome, the focus remains on rebuilding the Black Stars and restoring the pride of the four-time African champions.