Ghana makes a late coaching change ahead of the World Cup, appointing veteran Portuguese coach Carlos Queiroz after a period of poor results that weakened confidence in its previous coach. Sources describe the decision as a potential reset aimed at improving the team’s prospects for the tournament. The appointment follows Ghana’s earlier involvement with Otto Addo, a German-born former Ghana international who served as coach at the last World Cup in Qatar. In this current cycle, the move to Queiroz is presented as a significant shift in leadership close to the tournament start, with the expectation that the experience of the new coach may help stabilise preparation and performance. The reports frame the switch as both responsive to recent underperformance and intended to strengthen Ghana’s chances in the World Cup. No further tournament details are provided in the supplied excerpts, and the coverage focuses primarily on the coaching transition and the context of Ghana’s recent results.