Accra has moved quickly after Ghana’s recent setbacks, with Carlos Queiroz leaving his role as head coach of the Black Stars. The Portuguese manager’s spell ended after defeats to Gambia and Ivory Coast undermined the team’s continental qualifying campaign.
Quick facts
- Carlos Queiroz is no longer Ghana head coach.
- The decision follows losses against Gambia and Ivory Coast.
- Ghana struggled to gain momentum in continental qualification.
- Queiroz’s departure closes his tenure with the Black Stars.
The two results accelerated the end of Queiroz’s time in charge. Ghana were unable to find a stable footing in their push for continental qualification, leaving the federation to bring the Portuguese coach’s cycle to a close.
For a national side accustomed to carrying significant expectations across Africa, the defeats to Gambia and Ivory Coast proved especially costly. Ghana now face the task of resetting after a qualifying campaign that did not develop as planned.
