Haiti at World Cup 2026

Haiti are in Group C at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, alongside Brazil, Morocco, and Scotland. It is a demanding section, but one that gives Les Grenadiers a real chance to test themselves against three very different styles.

Sébastien Migné leads Haiti into the 2026 World Cup. His challenge is to organize a squad with clear athletic strengths into a disciplined tournament side capable of competing against higher-ranked opponents.

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Haiti have qualified for the FIFA World Cup twice including 2026. Their first appearance was at the 1974 tournament in West Germany, where Emmanuel Sanon scored one of the most famous goals in the country's football history.

Haiti's most important names include forwards Duckens Nazon and Frantzdy Pierrot, midfielder Danley Jean Jacques, and goalkeeper Alexandre Pierre. Nazon and Pierrot give the team physicality and finishing threat, while the midfield and goalkeeper will be crucial if Haiti are to stay competitive in Group C.

It will be difficult, but not impossible. Haiti are outsiders in a group featuring Brazil, Morocco, and Scotland, yet tournament football often turns on one result. If they take points from the Scotland match and remain efficient on transitions and set pieces, they can at least put pressure on the group favorites.