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Reviewed: Queiroz resigned and wasn’t sacked
It's also worth knowing that it's the Sports Ministry that funds the national team, including flights for the coaching staff and players and accommodation.
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) announced the decision to mutually part ways with the Portuguese trainer on October 1, with Queiroz leaving the role after just four months in charge of the national team.
He actually wanted to bring his own doctor, nutritionist, team manager, etc.
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