Carlos Queiroz leaves his position as Ghana head coach after the team’s 2026 FIFA World Cup run ends in the round of 32. Multiple outlets report that Ghana is eliminated following a 1-0 defeat by Colombia in the first knockout match. Several sources state that Queiroz’s tenure lasts less than three months, describing his short period in charge after taking over the role and managing Ghana through the World Cup campaign. Reporting across outlets also agrees that the decision is announced shortly after the elimination, with accounts noting that Queiroz steps down following the conclusion of Ghana’s campaign. While one outlet emphasizes the timing of the departure as occurring about a day after the loss, the overall picture is consistent: Ghana exit the tournament with a loss to Colombia, and Queiroz then quits as coach. The reports do not provide details of a replacement coach, but they collectively confirm the key points of the elimination, the match result, and Queiroz’s departure from the Ghana job.