By Obaloluwa Joshua, LAGOS
Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz believes Colombia have vulnerabilities that the Black Stars can exploit when the two sides clash in the Round of 32 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Prompt News Online reports.
Colombia have impressed throughout the tournament, remaining unbeaten and unexpectedly topping Group K ahead of European heavyweights Portugal.
Queiroz, who managed the South American nation between 2019 and 2020, acknowledged the quality within the Colombian squad but insisted Ghana have what it takes to expose their weaknesses and secure a place in the Round of 16.
“Well, it’s true that I know the team well, the Colombian players. It’s also our obligation to study today’s Colombia, not yesterday’s Colombia. And we are aware of all the qualities of the team’s players at the moment. The team reminds me a bit of my Colombia at the Copa America,”Queiroz said during his interaction with the media.
“It’s a good team, but we also have players with a lot of quality. And a very strong team, with a lot of determination.
” And what we have to do is play in our style, in our positive strengths, against the weaker points of Colombia. There are no perfect teams, there aren’t. Colombia is not perfect, it’s a great team, but it’s not perfect. We are a great team; we are not perfect,” he added.
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