Former Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz is reportedly demanding a monthly salary of $150,000 should he return to the Black Stars dugout.
The Portuguese coach’s reported salary request would amount to $1.8 million annually, a figure that could make his potential return a significant financial commitment for the Ghana Football Association.
Queiroz previously had a brief spell in charge of the Black Stars, overseeing five matches during his tenure. His record included one victory, two draws and two defeats.
Despite the mixed results, the experienced coach remains a possible option as Ghana considers its next move following his departure from the national team.
The reported $150,000 monthly demand is expected to be a major consideration in any negotiations, particularly as the GFA weighs the financial implications of bringing the 73-year-old tactician back.
For now, no official agreement has been announced, with the reported salary demands likely to play a key role in determining whether Queiroz makes a return to the Black Stars.
