Carlos Queiroz has left his role as head coach of the Ghana national team, the Black Stars, after just 29 days in the position. The Ghana Football Association (GFA) confirmed the decision, which was reached through mutual agreement between Queiroz and the association. The GFA cited Queiroz’s seven-match tenure, a win rate of 14.3%, and its ongoing search for a new coach as factors in the decision.
Queiroz was reappointed as coach in early September, following his initial departure in July. His second stint with the team lasted only 29 days before the GFA opted to terminate his contract. In a statement, the GFA noted that discussions between the two parties led to the mutual decision to end their professional relationship. The association has not provided further details on the reasons behind the decision, though it emphasized the need to find a new coach.
This marks the second time Queiroz has coached the Black Stars, following his initial appointment in 2019. His first tenure ended in July 2022 after a dispute with the GFA. The association has since been searching for a replacement, with no official announcement yet on the next coach. The decision reflects the ongoing challenges in securing long-term stability for the national team.
