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Queiroz returns as Ghana coach after brief two-month absence
Ghana has reappointed Carlos Queiroz as national team coach just two months after his resignation. The Portuguese tactician will oversee the Black Stars following their World Cup campaign, where he guided the team to the Round of 32 despite limited preparation time.
LSN Malaysia ·
Carlos Queiroz has accepted the Ghana Football Association's offer to return as head coach of the national team, marking a swift reversal after stepping down from the position two months earlier.
The Portuguese tactician, who boasts extensive experience across top international assignments including Iran, Portugal, Colombia and Egypt, previously led Ghana through a challenging World Cup qualification and tournament campaign. Despite being appointed with minimal preparation time before the tournament, Queiroz managed to steer the Black Stars into the Round of 32.
Queiroz's reappointment signals the Ghana FA's confidence in his ability to rebuild the team following their World Cup exit. The coach's track record with multiple national sides, combined with his recent accomplishments in a compressed timeframe with Ghana, appears to have convinced the federation that he remains the best choice to lead the programme forward.
The decision comes as Ghana seeks to stabilize its coaching situation and establish a foundation for future international competitions. Queiroz's appointment will see him tasked with overseeing player development and tactical improvements as the team prepares for upcoming qualifying campaigns and continental fixtures.