Prophet Telvin Sowah Speaks About Ghana Black Stars’ New Coach After Otto Addo’s Removal
- Prophet Telvin Sowah Adjei has opened up about Black Stars' new coach, Carlos Queiroz, detailing the vision he had about him
- This came after GFA declared the Portuguese association football manager as Ghana's new trainer after Otto Addo's removal
- The spiritual message from Prophet Telvin caused a stir among Ghanaian fans as the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches in June
Founder of Prophetic Life Embassy, Prophet Telvin Sowah Adjei, has given a spiritual message about Ghana's new football coach, Carlos Queiroz.
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On March 3, 2026, Otto Addo was sacked as Ghana's coach after the team slipped into a crisis weeks before the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Black Stars were beaten 2-1 by Germany in Stuttgart on March 30 after they suffered a heavy 5-1 loss to Austria three days earlier (March 27).
On April 14, 2026, the Ghana Football Association appointed Carlos Queiroz as the new head coach, marking a significant step in the team’s preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The decision, taken by the GFA Executive Council in consultation with key stakeholders, is believed to have brought an end to weeks of speculation over the coaching role after Addo's exit.
Telvin Sowah had earlier prophesied that removing Addo as coach would break what he called a catalyst and timeline, which would affect the performance of the Black Stars at the World Cup.
The TikTok video of his initial prophecy about the former Ghana coach is below:
Prophet Telvin Sowah addresses Carlos Queiroz's appointment
Following the appointment of Carlos Queiroz, the man of God has spoken yet again, detailing what he believed had shifted in the spiritual football realms.
Speaking in an interview with Accra FM, Prophet Telvin claimed he had earlier warned about the removal of Addo, disclosing that a 'phoenix principle' has been broken.
He stated that the World Cup would have been enjoyable for Ghana if what he called the 'catalyst' had been maintained, claiming everything was all set.
“The phoenix principle was that we would go to the World Cup unappreciated and out of the dust we would rise to the top, but the principle has been broken and no longer exists. The catalyst was set, but because it didn't happen in time, now we have to crawl to the top, which is not possible with teams like England,” he stated.
Prophet Telvin Sowah added that the new coach would lead the team to dismal results, and a first-choice goalkeeper would underperform instead of saving the team.
“The new coach will only come and play [to] draws [and] one goal. Unfortunately, Benjamin Asare, who could do something, will also mess up. It's a lot going on at the moment,” he added.
Speaking about whether something could be done to ensure the success of Black Stars, the clergyman stated that he has been able to map a lot of things in time, but unfortunately, he had not seen anything yet.
Prophet Telvin added that he is caught between two wishes from fans: some want him to maintain the catalyst and not fix it to serve as a lesson to the GFA, while others want him to intervene.
According to him, he would only be able to correct the changes caused by the appointment of the new coach after 21 days.
The follow-up TikTok video by the man of God about the Ghana Black Stars is below:
Reactions to Prophet Telvin's Carlos Queiroz prophecy
YEN.com.gh compiled some social media comments after Prophet Telvin Sowah Adjei delivered his spiritual prediction about Carlos Queiroz.
Shaibu HanSom:
“If that Catalyst is broken, fix it. We need a good coach for our team, sir.”
Courage Setso wrote:
“Ahhh, how can we put our national football into the hands of a seer. Football, in my view, is all about preparation and quality training. Prophecy is a gift for the church, not for stuff like this. Football is a game that can be won based on preparation and good technique. It is well.”
BaakoBa wrote:
“He knew the coach was not good and he would be sacked before the World Cup, so all this was stories. I am thinking unconventionally.”
Kojo_Sly wrote:
“Please don't do anything about it. Let us lose so that next time they will listen.”
Richard Essel wrote:
“But last time, Papa, you said you could do something about it. Please do something.”
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Prophet Telvin Sowah's prophecy about Ghana
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Prophet Telvin Sowah had shared a new prophecy about the US and Iran's war and its impact on Ghana's economy.
He said the country would not be affected, with the cedi appreciating against the dollar, and also claimed the conflict would not affect local fuel prices.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
