Manager resigned
Africa Cup of Nations Qualifications
World Cup boss mutually terminates contract after resignation speculation

Summarised by MatchPal
Carlos Queiroz has mutually terminated his contract as Ghana manager after poor results in Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Carlos Queiroz has ended his second spell as Ghana manager by mutual agreement following the team's poor start to Africa Cup of Nations qualifying. Ghana lost 2-0 away to Ivory Coast and 4-2 at home to Gambia during the international break, leaving them with zero points in Group C. Queiroz, who initially appeared to resign after Ghana's World Cup exit in July before denying it days later, was reappointed in September but managed just one win in seven matches. The Portuguese manager issued a statement thanking supporters and urging them to maintain faith in the squad.
Summary by MatchPal from the original report at talksport.com. Reporting and images belong to the source.
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- 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 speculationtalkSPORTThis article
- Carlos Queiroz leaves Ghana post for second time in less than three monthsESPN







