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Queiroz Quits Ghana Job as Shock Statement Issued

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Black Stars back in the market for new coach after grim start to AFCON qualifying

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Queiroz quits Ghana job as shock statement issued

Black Stars back in the market for new coach after grim start to AFCON qualifying

48 minutes ago·London, United Kingdom

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Carlos Queiroz Terminates His Contract as a Selector of the Ghanaian Rockson Yeboah

Carlos Queiroz led Ghana in the U.S., Mexico and Canada World Cup, falling eliminated in tens of thousands after losing to Colombia by 1-0

1 hour ago

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Queiroz Steps Down as Ghana National Team Coach

Carlos Queiroz has been removed as coach of the Ghana national football team.

2 hours ago·Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of)

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Noticias ao Minuto

Carlos Queiroz Leaves Selection of Ghana a Month After He Has Extended the Contract

The Portuguese Carlos Queiroz left the technical command of the Ghanaian football team, with which he had extended the contract a month ago, invoking "the lack of conditions" and the recent performance of the team.

40 minutes ago·Portugal

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GFA terminates Black Stars Coach, Carlos Quiroz’s contract

Portuguese coach Carlos Queiroz and the Ghana Football Association have mutually agreed to terminate his contract as Black Stars head coach following recent results and discussions held in mutual respect.

51 minutes ago

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Ghana FA releases Carlos Queiroz statement as he leaves after poor start to AFCON 2027 qualifier

Ghana FA parts ways with Carlos Queiroz after two AFCON 2027 qualifying defeats, including a 4-2 home loss to Gambia; the coach shares a farewell message.

57 minutes ago·Ikeja, Nigeria

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