Manager resigned
Africa Cup of Nations Qualifications
Carlos Queiroz quits Ghana job as shock statement issued
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Queiroz has mutually terminated his contract with Ghana after just two AFCON qualifying matches, both defeats.
Carlos Queiroz has stepped down as Ghana head coach for the second time in 2024, with the Ghana FA confirming a mutual termination of his contract. The former Manchester United assistant took charge in April and guided the Black Stars through the World Cup before resigning after their group-stage exit. He reversed that decision in September but lasted only two AFCON qualifying matches, both losses to Ivory Coast and Gambia. Both parties agreed the split was in the best interests of Ghana and the national team.
Summary by MatchPal from the original report at standard.co.uk. Reporting and images belong to the source.
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UK times- Fabrizio Romano
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- The Independent
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- Evening Standard
- Mundo Deportivo
- Carlos Queiroz has left Ghana job with immediate effectFabrizio Romano
- Carlos Queiroz has left Ghana job with immediate effectFabrizio Romano
- Carlos Queiroz leaves Ghana for second time in three months post-World CupThe Independent
- World Cup boss mutually terminates contract after resignation speculationtalkSPORT
- Carlos Queiroz leaves Ghana post for second time in less than three monthsESPN
4 more reports
- GFA and Carlos Queiroz mutually agree to terminate contractr/soccer
- Queiroz departs Ghana 29 days after returnVoetbal International
- Carlos Queiroz quits Ghana job as shock statement issuedEvening StandardThis article
- Carlos Queiroz steps down as Ghana managerMundo Deportivo
