Carlos Queiroz has resigned as the head coach of Ghana's national football team for the second time in just three months. His recent tenure ended after the team lost two games in a row, including a disappointing 4-2 defeat to The Gambia. This loss was particularly significant because Ghana had a two-goal lead at one point. Queiroz had initially left the coaching position in July after Ghana's exit from the World Cup but returned in September. However, his second time in charge lasted only a few weeks and seven matches, where the team achieved one win, two draws, and two losses. In a statement, Queiroz expressed that ending his contract was the best decision for the team and thanked the Ghana Football Association for the opportunity. He mentioned that despite their efforts, the right conditions for success were not met. This departure leaves Ghana searching for a new coach again, marking Queiroz as the ninth national team he has managed in his career, which includes notable positions at clubs like Real Madrid and Manchester United.
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