Former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke is interested in the Ghana national team manager role, with mutual interest reported by The Guardian.

Former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke is reportedly under consideration to become the next head coach of Ghana. The former Trinidad and Tobago international expressed interest in the position, with reports indicating mutual interest alongside candidates such as Pape Thiaw, Aliou Cissé, and Walid Regragui.
The Ghana national team opening emerged after former Manchester United assistant Carlos Queiroz left the position following consecutive defeats in 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying. However, the Ghanaian Football Association has not officially confirmed any approach for Yorke.
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