Manager resigned
Africa Cup of Nations Qualifications
Carlos Queiroz leaves Ghana for second time in three months post-World Cup
Summarised by MatchPal
Queiroz departs Ghana for the second time in three months following consecutive defeats in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying.
Carlos Queiroz has left his position as Ghana manager by mutual agreement after the Black Stars suffered back-to-back losses to Ivory Coast and the Gambia in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying. The 73-year-old had only recently returned to the role in early September, having previously stepped down immediately after Ghana's World Cup elimination by Colombia. Queiroz cited the interests of Ghana and Ghanaian football in his decision to end the professional relationship.
Summary by MatchPal from the original report at independent.co.uk. Reporting and images belong to the source.
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