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Cyprus Mail15 Jun 2026

Ghana coach enters record books at his fifth World Cup in row

Ghana coach enters record books at his fifth World Cup in row

Carlos Queiroz is still one tournament short of matching the record for coaching at the World Cup, but the 73-year-old will still enter the record books this week.

Queiroz takes charge of Ghana as they begin their Group L campaign against Panama in Toronto on Wednesday and continues a run that began with Portugal in 2010 and saw him also coach Iran at three successive World Cups in 2014, 2018, and 2022....

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