Carlos Queiroz says he is not concerned about managing big personalities in the Black Stars squad, insisting that confidence and character are part of what makes top players successful.
Speaking during his unveiling, the new head coach dismissed suggestions that egos could become a problem, describing them instead as qualities that can be harnessed for the benefit of the team.
He explained that players who perform at the highest level often carry a strong sense of belief, and his role is to guide that into a collective effort.
Rather than suppress individual traits, Queiroz said his focus will be on building unity within the squad, ensuring that players work together despite their differences.
He stressed that success at the national level depends on how well individuals come together, not just on individual brilliance.
If managed properly, he noted, those same strong personalities can become the foundation of a team capable of competing at the highest level.
