Manager resigned
Africa Cup of Nations Qualifications
Queiroz departs Ghana 29 days after return

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Queiroz departs Ghana after just 29 days in his second spell, following poor results in Africa Cup qualifiers.
Carlos Queiroz has left his position as Ghana manager after only 29 days, marking his second departure from the role in less than two months. The 73-year-old Portuguese coach had returned to the job following Ghana's World Cup exit, but the team lost twice in Africa Cup qualifying matches against Ivory Coast and Gambia. Both Ghana and Queiroz agreed to part ways, with the federation stating the decision was made in the country's best interest. Queiroz said he leaves with respect and gratitude despite the brief tenure.
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- 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
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- GFA and Carlos Queiroz mutually agree to terminate contractr/soccer
- Queiroz departs Ghana 29 days after returnVoetbal InternationalThis article
- Carlos Queiroz quits Ghana job as shock statement issuedEvening Standard
- Carlos Queiroz steps down as Ghana managerMundo Deportivo







