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Carlos Queiroz Resigns as Black Stars Head Coach, Bids Farewell to Ghana

Former Black Stars coach Carlos Queiroz has shared an emotional message with Ghanaians after the national team’s journey at the FIFA World Cup came to an end.

The Portuguese manager reflected on his time with the team and admitted that although Ghana did not achieve its ultimate target, he remains proud of the effort shown by the players throughout the competition. He explained that football often comes with difficult moments, but every setback should serve as an opportunity for growth and improvement.

Queiroz noted that Ghana possesses enormous football potential and believes the country can achieve greater success if proper systems are put in place away from the pitch. According to him, improving preparation, player welfare and long-term football development will be key to building a stronger future for the Ghana national football team. He also thanked the Ghana Football Association for giving him the chance to manage the national team, describing the role as one of pride and honour.

The experienced tactician further praised his players and technical staff for their discipline, sacrifice and commitment during the World Cup campaign. While acknowledging the disappointment felt by supporters after Ghana’s elimination, he stated that the Black Stars managed to regain global respect with their performances on football’s biggest stage.

He concluded his message with optimism for the future, writing:

"Thank you, Ghana. The journey starts now. To the future."

Queiroz ended his farewell note by encouraging Ghanaians to remain hopeful about the future of the national team. His departure officially marks the end of his spell as head coach of the Black Stars after Ghana’s World Cup exit.

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