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Ex-GFA president urges Ghana to keep Carlos Queiroz as black stars coach

Nyaho-Tamakloe also stressed the need to restore Ghana's traditional style of play, describing it as aggressive and entertaining, while urging football authorities to build a younger, more competitive squad for future tournaments.

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00:00Former Ghana Football Association President Dr. Nyahu Yahu Tamaklui has urged the GFA to retain Black Stars head coach Carlos
00:07Quiruz,
00:08saying the Portuguese tactician should be given time to review the national team despite Ghana's early exit from the 2026
00:16FIFA World Cup.
00:17Speaking after Ghana's round of 32 defeats to Colombia, Nyahu Tamaklui argued that changing coaches again would only disrupt the
00:26team's progress.
00:27The veteran football administrator said the Black Stars problem extends beyond the coach and requires structural reforms,
00:35including stronger grassroots development and better talent identification.
00:40He pointed to Morocco's sustained investment in youth football as a model.
00:45Ghana should emulate if it hopes to compete consistently at the highest level.
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