World Cup 2026: Queiroz Says Black Stars Will Improve Against England

Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz says the Black Stars will keep improving as the 2026 FIFA World Cup progresses.

The team opened their campaign with a narrow 1‑0 win over Panama, thanks to a late goal from Caleb Yirenkyi.

Reflecting on the result, Queiroz highlighted the squad’s steady development and their adaptation to a new tactical system designed to suit the players’ strengths.

Queiroz Demands Improvement

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“We are growing as a team,” Queiroz told Ghanasoccernet.com.

“We are playing with a different system, and our attacking style is built around the qualities of our players. The understanding between the players is improving with every game, and I am confident we will continue to develop as the tournament progresses.”

“We want vertical football and full‑speed action. Step by step, the players will improve and adjust to each other.”

Ghana occupy second place in Group L, behind England, who defeated Croatia in their opening match.

The Black Stars will meet England at Gillette Stadium on Tuesday night.

Adeboye Amosu

Adeboye Amosu; Senior Content Writer. NPFL Expert, Super Eagles, Chelsea.