Carlos Queiroz has recently coached Oman (appointed 2025) and had previously been with Qatar (2023) among other national teams. As of 2026, his latest publicly reported appointment is with the Oman national team, aiming to qualify for the 2026 World Cup.
Key points:
- Oman national team head coach appointment announced in 2025, with the aim of 2026 World Cup qualification.
- Prior to Oman, Queiroz led Qatar in 2023–24, before parting ways in December 2023.
- His coaching career spans Portugal, Iran, South Africa, Egypt, Colombia, and other national teams, with multiple World Cup qualifications and campaigns.
If you’d like, I can pull up the most current articles and summarize each coaching tenure with dates and win/draw/loss records.
Sources
Queiroz was appointed to his position last February on a four-year contract with the aim of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup.
www.thedailystar.netBola na Rede is present at the third edition of Thinking Football Carlos Queiroz was a speaker and discussed the evolution of football.Having coached Sporting, Real Madrid, and the Portuguese
www.footboom1.comIran's results in the 2014 FIFA World Cup regressed for all three of their Group F matches, as they registered just one point...
bleacherreport.comThe new workplace of the famous Portuguese coach Carlos Queiroz has been determined.
sportnews.azPortugal coach Carlos Queiroz has been sacked, the Portuguese Football Federation has confirmed.
www.skysports.comOn Tuesday, Carlos Queiroz was appointed head coach of the Oman national team ahead of the decisive autumn fixtures that will determine whether the country can qualify for the World Cup for the first time in its history, the Oman Football Association announced.The experienced Portuguese tactician previously led Iran to the 2014 and 2018 World Cups.
tribuna.comThe Ghana Football Association has appointed Carlos Queiroz as Black Stars head coach ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, bringing vast international and World Cup experience to Ghana’s campaign.
www.pulse.com.ghCarlos Queiroz, who twice in the last eight years was a strong candidate to become national team coach of the United States, was hired Wednesday to take over at Spanish league champion Real Madrid.
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