Carlos Queiroz has resigned as the head coach of the Ghana national football team following their elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup. During his brief tenure with the team, he reportedly earned a significant amount of money, although specific figures have not been disclosed.

Ghana's manager Carlos Queiroz attributed the team's 1-0 defeat to Colombia, which led to their elimination from the World Cup, to a lack of experience and an inability to maintain composure under pressure. This assessment came after their round-of-32 loss.

Carlos Queiroz has resigned as the head coach of the Ghana national football team after only three months in the position. He took over the role in April, succeeding Otto Addo.

Ghana's coach, Carlos Queiroz, attributed his team's exit from the World Cup to inexperience, despite acknowledging that the squad showed improvement in the second half of their match against Colombia, according to SABC Sport.

Africa's World Cup aspirations faced a significant blow as seven teams were eliminated in the last 32, marking a historic collapse for the continent. Only Egypt and Morocco remain in the tournament, setting an unwanted record for African nations in the competition.

Morocco and Egypt are the last two African nations remaining in the FIFA World Cup, following the elimination of Ghana and Cape Verde in the Round of 32. Their exits mark a disappointing moment for African teams in the tournament, as they were unable to advance further.