Qatar 2022 World Cup qualifier: Former Black Stars pessimistic as Ghana faces Nigeria
Polo does not believe there is enough quality in the team to make it to the World Cup in Qatar.
Former Ghana international and Hearts of Oak legend, Mohammed Polo is not convinced the Black Stars team can beat Nigeria and qualify for the World Cup.
The Ghana Football Association just hired former Brighton coach Chris Highton to replace sacked Milovan Rajevac following a disastrous AFCON campaign.
Polo does not believe there is enough quality in the team to make it to the World Cup in Qatar.
“What is happening will not help us,” Polo told Free FM.
“Even if we are able to qualify for the World Cup, it will not help us because this is not the quality.
“To be frank, football goes beyond logic. But you need a coach who can put certain things together so that if he is able to win then, he can take us to the World Cup.
“But to be frank, the quality of our football today, if we are able to go past Nigeria and go to the World Cup, we shall thank God. But the World Cup is also a different thing,” he stated.