Carlos Queiroz is widely expected to overhaul the Black Stars squad selection process, introducing a more merit-based and performance-driven call-up system.
The Portuguese tactician has built a reputation across international football for prioritising discipline, tactical intelligence, and consistency over reputation.
His previous roles with national teams such as Iran and Egypt demonstrated a clear preference for players who fit into a structured system rather than those selected purely on star power.
Under his leadership, fringe players who show form and tactical discipline could earn opportunities, while established names may face increased scrutiny. This signals a potential shift from sentiment-driven selections to a highly analytical approach focused on match fitness, positional awareness, and adaptability.
The expected shake-up could open doors for emerging Ghanaian talents across Europe and the domestic league, as the new coach seeks to build a squad capable of executing his tactical blueprint with precision.
