Queiroz Says He'll Resign If Needed
Coach Queiroz told media he would quit if the GFA thinks his exit solves Ghana’s football woes.
Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz has said he would step down if he believes his resignation would help solve the nation's football problems. In an interview he expressed readiness to leave the post when the Ghana Football Association feels it would bring a solution.
His remark comes amid persistent criticism of the team’s recent performances and ongoing debates about the coaching staff’s role in the poor results.
Queiroz, who took charge of the Black Stars earlier, has faced mounting pressure after a series of uninspiring displays in qualification matches.
He stressed that while he respects the Association’s wishes, he will only resign if convinced it will truly benefit Ghana football.
No specific date has been set for any decision, and the coach says he will wait for further guidance from the GFA.
