Carlos Queiroz is set to take charge of the Ghana national team once again, just two months after his initial departure. The experienced Portuguese coach will begin his new stint with the Black Stars starting from the next international window, as confirmed by the Ghana Football Association (GFA).
A Swift Return for the Veteran Coach
Queiroz, who is 73 years old, previously led Ghana to the round of 32 at the World Cup, despite having only a few months to prepare the squad before the tournament. His brief but notable tenure left a strong impression, prompting the GFA to bring him back for a new chapter.
In an official statement, the GFA explained that Queiroz’s extensive international experience, combined with his technical expertise and solid understanding of the Black Stars, makes him the ideal candidate to guide the team during this next phase. The association also noted that further details regarding his new role and the team’s upcoming schedule will be announced in due course.
Upcoming Challenges for the Black Stars
Ghana is scheduled to face Ivory Coast in a two-legged tie during the next international break, which runs from September 21 to October 6. These matches are part of the qualifying campaign for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, and they will mark Queiroz’s immediate focus as he resumes his duties.
