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GFA reveals why Carlos Queiroz left Black Stars coaching role
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The GFA says Carlos Queiroz was concerned about Ghana’s lack of a dedicated Black Stars training base before leaving his role as head coach.
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has revealed that Ghana’s lack of football infrastructure was one of the key concerns that contributed to Carlos Queiroz’s departure as Black Stars head coach.
Speaking about the reasons behind Queiroz’s departure, Asante Twum said the former Portugal and Iran coach was surprised that the Black Stars did not have a permanent camp or dedicated facility where the team could train.
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