Carlos Queiroz

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Carlos Queiroz's career is defined by his ability to elevate national teams. He is the longest-serving manager in Iran's history, leading them to three consecutive World Cups, a record that may never be broken. His work with Portugal's youth teams in the 1990s produced a golden generation of players. He also guided South Africa to their first World Cup in 2002 and helped Ghana qualify for the 2026 tournament. His tactical acumen and adaptability have earned him respect across the football world.

AwardsQueiroz has won several team trophies as a coach. He won the Supercopa de España with Real Madrid in 2003 and the Portuguese Super Cup with Sporting CP in 1995. He also won multiple Premier League titles as assistant at Manchester United. His greatest achievement is leading Iran to three consecutive World Cups, a feat no other manager has accomplished with that team.

Records & Feats

Only manager to lead Iran at three consecutive World Cups

Career Milestone·2022

Queiroz led Iran at the 2014, 2018, and 2022 World Cups, a unique achievement for the team.

Longest-serving manager in Iran national team history

Career Milestone·2019

He managed Iran for nearly eight years, from 2011 to 2019, the longest tenure in the team's history.