Manager resigned
Carlos Queiroz steps down as Ghana manager
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Queiroz and Ghana mutually agreed to end his contract after poor recent performances, including a World Cup exit in the round of 16.
Carlos Queiroz has terminated his contract as Ghana manager by mutual agreement, less than six months after taking the role on April 13. The Portuguese coach cited recent poor performances and circumstances that made ending the relationship the most appropriate measure. Queiroz led Ghana at the 2026 World Cup in North America, where they were eliminated in the round of 16 after losing 1-0 to Colombia. In his statement, he expressed respect and gratitude for the opportunity while encouraging support for the country's young talent.
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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
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- 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 Standard
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