Carlos Queiroz confirmed he remains as Ghana's head coach, stating he feels "immense pride and honour" at maintaining the position. The Portuguese coach, who has previously led other African national teams as well as Iran, Dubai, and Qatar, agreed to continue at the helm of the Ghanaian team.
The head coach pointed to the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations as the "golden entry point" for building the team that will compete at the 2030 World Cup. According to Queiroz, this competition will be the moment to develop and solidify the squad that will represent Ghana at the world tournament.
Queiroz's appointment for Ghana comes at a time when the country is seeking to rebuild its national team after disappointing results. The 2030 World Cup will be co-hosted by Portugal, Spain, and Morocco, making Ghana's national team preparation particularly relevant to the international football landscape.
