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Haiti
Republic of Haiti
Latest Morocco 4–2 Haiti · Group C
Title probability
0.0%
as of 2026-06-25
Overview
Haiti arrive at their first World Cup since 1974 carrying the hopes of a football-mad island that has endured immense hardship off the pitch. Les Grenadiers earned their berth through a resilient CONCACAF campaign built on athleticism, organization and flashes of individual brilliance.
This is a squad that mixes hardened European and MLS professionals with talented domestic players. Expectations are modest, but the sense of occasion is enormous — simply being here is historic, and the players will run themselves into the ground for the badge.
Capital
Port-au-Prince
Population
11,600,000
Confederation
CONCACAF
FIFA code
HAI
From Wikipedia
Haiti, officially the Republic of Haiti, is a country in the Caribbean on the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean Sea, east of Cuba and Jamaica and south of The Bahamas. It occupies the western side of the island, which it shares with the Dominican Republic. Haiti is the third largest country in the Caribbean…
Source: Wikipedia →Squad
- 158caps
Johny Placide
Free agent · Veteran shot-stopper and leader
- 1220caps
Steward Ceus
Atlanta United · Experienced MLS keeper
- 236caps
Josue Duverger
FC Cincinnati · Promising young goalkeeper
- 242caps
Carlens Arcus
Espérance Tunis · Reliable overlapping right-back
- 350caps
Ricardo Adé
Free agent · Commanding central defender
- 430caps
Andrew Jean-Baptiste
Free agent · Aerial presence at the back
- 535caps
Jems Geffrard
Sligo Rovers · Versatile defensive anchor
- 618caps
Alex Christian
Cavaly AS · Domestic-based stopper
- 1312caps
Garven Metusala
Violette AC · Tough-tackling full-back
- 1410caps
Wadson Dorméus
Real Hope FA · Energetic young defender
- 1528caps
Jean-Kevin Duverne
Brest · Ligue 1 calm in defence
- 740caps
Derrick Étienne Jr.
Columbus Crew · Direct creative winger
- 838caps
Soni Mustivar
Free agent · Combative midfield enforcer
- 1032caps
Steeven Saba
Free agent · Playmaker and set-piece taker
- 1614caps
Carlin Bonnaire
Cavaly AS · Box-to-box runner
- 1711caps
Leverton Pierre
Violette AC · Tidy domestic midfielder
- 1822caps
Danley Jean Jacques
Monza · Tireless central engine
- 194caps
Jean Ricner Bellegarde
Wolverhampton · Premier League technical spark
- 936caps
Frantzdy Pierrot
Gaziantep · Powerful target striker
- 1145caps
Duckens Nazon
Free agent · Prolific poaching forward
- 2030caps
Roberto Lopes
Shamrock Rovers · Adaptable attacking utility
- 2125caps
Fabrice Picault
Houston Dynamo · Pacey wing threat
- 229caps
Don Deedson Louicius
Westerlo · Rising young forward
Model
as of 2026-06-25Exp. points
0.00
Proj. finish
40.5
Seed Elo
1520
Title-probability trajectory
Champion chance across the last 14 snapshots
Matches
History
2022
Did not qualify / Group stage
Culture
Football culture
Football is by far the most popular sport in Haiti, played barefoot in dusty streets and on rocky pitches across Port-au-Prince and beyond. Fans idolize the heroes of 1974 and pour fierce devotion into every fixture. The diaspora supplies much of the modern talent pool.
Did you know
- Haiti became the world's first independent Black republic in 1804.
- Emmanuel Sanon scored Haiti's iconic 1974 goal against Italy's Dino Zoff.
- Kompa music is the heartbeat of Haitian celebrations and matchdays.
- Haiti shares the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic.
- A huge diaspora in the US, Canada and France fuels the national team.