Carlos Queiroz quits as Ghana coach a month into his second tenure in charge

Ghana Football Association (GFA) and Carlos Queiroz have agreed to mutually end their professional relationship as Head Coach of the Black Stars, according to a statement released by the association. The Portuguese manager confirmed that the decision was made after discussions held with mutual respect, prioritizing the interests of Ghana, the national team, and Ghanaian football.

Queiroz expressed his gratitude for the trust placed in him by the GFA and its President, highlighting that his time in charge was an honor. Despite his commitment and efforts, the manager acknowledged that the necessary conditions were not fully met, and the team's recent performance influenced the decision to terminate the contract.

Queiroz paid tribute to his technical staff, supporters, and the Black Stars players, urging Ghanaians to continue supporting them. He emphasized that the potential for greatness exists within the team with unity, support, and the right environment. The manager thanked Ghanaians for their passion and warmth, reiterating that Ghana, the Black Stars, and Ghanaian football come first.