
Haiti
🌍 World Cup Story
Haiti's sole previous World Cup was in 1974 in West Germany, where they memorably took the lead against Italy through Emmanuel Sanon — only the second goal Italy had conceded in World Cup history at that point. They lost 3-1 and exited in the group stage. Since then, Haiti has been plagued by political instability and devastating natural disasters — including the catastrophic 2010 earthquake. That this small, struggling nation has qualified for the 2026 World Cup is a story of extraordinary sporting resilience. Their qualification came through a tough CONCACAF process and was met with national celebrations. This is a team playing for much more than football.
📌 2026 Context
A fairytale — back at the World Cup after 52 years away, representing one of the world's most resilient nations.
⭐ Stars to Watch
👕 Squad
🧤 Goalkeepers
Josué Duverger
SC Bastia
Jonathan Beauvois
Lausanne-Sport
James Léon
Montreal
🛡️ Defenders
Alexandre Mélosse
FC Lorient
Mechack Jérôme
Portland Timbers
Steeven Saba
Raith Rovers
Derrick Etienne
Columbus Crew
Kevin Lafrance
Sochaux
⚙️ Midfielders
Karl Elis Brillant
Ionikos
Wilde-Donald Guerrier
Guadalajara
Etzer Mondesir
RWD Molenbeek
Romario Williams
Portmore United
Jessy Deminguard
Racing Louisville
⚡ Forwards
Duckens Nazon⭐
Pau FC
Frantzdy Pierrot⭐
Vancouver Whitecaps
Ronaldo Lauture
Chicago Fire
Réveil Tima
ACS Sepsi OSK