- Carlos Queiroz has been appointed as Ghana's new head coach, two months before the World Cup finals.
- He replaces Otto Addo, who was sacked 72 days before the tournament following defeats by Austria and Germany last month.
- Queiroz brings substantial World Cup experience, having previously managed South Africa, Portugal, and Iran.
- His career also includes two spells as assistant to Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United and a brief stint as Real Madrid boss.
- Queiroz's first match in charge will be Ghana's World Cup opener against Panama on 17 June, followed by a fixture against England six days later.
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