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Ghana reinstates Queiroz as coach two months after departure
Portuguese tactician Carlos Queiroz has returned to the Ghana national team helm following his brief exit from the post. The reappointment comes two months after Queiroz stepped down in the aftermath of the country's World Cup campaign.
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Carlos Queiroz has been reappointed as head coach of the Ghana national football team, the federation confirmed on Wednesday. The Portuguese manager will assume his duties for an indeterminate period following his recent departure from the role.
Queiroz's return marks a reversal of his decision to step down two months earlier, when he exited the position in the wake of Ghana's World Cup performance. The timing of his reinstatement suggests the federation has renewed confidence in the experienced coach's ability to guide the team forward.
The 71-year-old Queiroz brings considerable pedigree to the role, having managed several national teams throughout his distinguished career. His reappointment represents a significant decision for Ghana's football programme as the nation looks to rebuild following their World Cup campaign.
The exact terms of Queiroz's new contract and objectives for the team are expected to be detailed in further announcements by the Ghana Football Association in coming days.