Ghana Rehires Queiroz After Brief Departure
Carlos Queiroz has been reappointed as Ghana's head coach, just two months after he appeared to resign following the team's World Cup exit. The 73-year-old led the Black Stars to the last 32 before a 1-0 loss to Colombia. The Ghana Football Association said his experience and knowledge of the team will guide them into a new phase, with Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers starting later this month.
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Queiroz's return follows a brief period of uncertainty after the World Cup defeat, during which he had appeared to step away. His coaching career spans multiple continents, including previous national team roles with Iran, Portugal, Egypt, South Africa, Colombia, and Qatar, and he also served twice as assistant
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