Newly appointed head coach Carlos Queiroz is expected to arrive in Ghana this week alongside five members of his backroom staff, marking the beginning of a new technical era as the country intensifies preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The experienced Portuguese tactician, who has managed several national teams across multiple World Cup cycles, is set to oversee a restructuring of the technical setup. Sources indicate that some existing members of the backroom staff may step aside to accommodate Queiroz’s trusted personnel, a move aimed at aligning the team with his philosophy and approach.
Following his official unveiling by the Ghana Football Association, Queiroz will be formally introduced to the Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, in line with established protocol. The meeting is expected to underline government support for the Black Stars’ renewed push toward global competitiveness.
Queiroz’s arrival signals a decisive step in Ghana’s World Cup build-up, with expectations high that his vast experience can guide the national team back to prominence on the international stage.
