Coaching Changes Sweep Ghana and Jordan After 2026 World Cup Campaigns

In a week marked by high‑profile departures, both Ghana and Jordan announced the end of their current coaching eras. Ghana’s 73‑year‑old Portuguese specialist Carlos Queiroz resigned after a brief spell that saw the team eliminated by Colombia in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. His tenure comprised five games with a mixed record of one win, two draws and two losses. Meanwhile, Jordan’s federation confirmed the separation from Moroccan coach Jamal Salami, who had steered the national side to its maiden World Cup berth by beating Oman 3-0. Both federations praised the coaches for their dedication and underscored the need for new strategic directions centred on youth nurturing and structural reforms.