Former Ghana international Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu has asked the Ghana Football Association to make the details of Carlos Queiroz's contract public, according to GhanaSoccernet. The call was reported by the outlet on Monday, 21 September 2026.
GhanaSoccernet did not publish the full text of Agyemang-Badu's remarks, so the specific reasons behind his request were not immediately clear from the report. The headline alone confirms that his appeal centres on releasing the terms under which Queiroz is engaged by the GFA.
Queiroz, a Portuguese coach with a long international career, is the subject of the contract in question. The report does not state when he was appointed, how long his deal runs, or what it contains.
Agyemang-Badu is a former Black Stars midfielder who represented Ghana at senior level. His intervention places the GFA's handling of coaching contracts into public discussion, with the association yet to respond in the material available.
The GFA has not commented on the request in the reporting summarized by GhanaSoccernet. It is also not known whether the association intends to publish any part of the agreement.
Contract transparency has been a recurring theme in Ghanaian football discourse, though the source material does not tie this particular request to any earlier dispute or specific grievance.
What to watch next: whether the GFA responds to Agyemang-Badu's appeal and whether any portion of Queiroz's contract is eventually made public.
