<h3><br></h3><p>Queiroz posted a heartfelt message on social media after Ghana's World Cup campaign ended against Colombia. In the post, he reflected on the team's journey and thanked players, officials, and supporters, leading many observers to conclude that he had stepped down as head coach.</p><p>However, the GFA later clarified that it had not been officially informed of any resignation. According to officials quoted by Graphic Online, the federation had received no formal communication from Queiroz regarding his departure, and discussions about the future of the national team were yet to be held.</p><p>Adding to the uncertainty, international reports including Reuters stated that Queiroz had indeed announced his decision to step down after Ghana's elimination from the tournament. Reuters reported that the 73-year-old coach expressed pride in the team's performance but acknowledged his desire to achieve more with the Black Stars.</p><p>The mixed signals have left supporters divided over whether Queiroz's message was merely a farewell marking the end of Ghana's World Cup campaign or a definitive resignation from his role.</p><p>For now, the situation remains unclear pending an official statement from either Carlos Queiroz or the Ghana Football Association.</p>