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Less than two weeks before the kick-off of the World Cup (June 11 to July 19), the teams in Group C, including Haiti, are increasing their training sessions to prepare for the global event.
Less than two weeks before the kickoff of the World Cup (June 11 to July 19), the teams in Group C, including Haiti, are increasing training sessions to prepare for the global event.
What about the Grenadiers?
Since the arrival of Frantzdy Pierrot, no other player has joined the roster of the Haitian national football team. They are still twenty in Port Saint Lucie, Florida, under the guidance of national coach Sébastien Migné.Pending the arrival of other players, among others, Woodensky Pierre, Carlens Arcus, the FHF invites the press to fill out the forms designed to facilitate access to the friendly match that will oppose Haiti to New Zealand on June 2nd.
Brazil, and the case of Neymar
Brazil, which is training under the direction of Carlo Ancelotti, will be missing its key man against Morocco. Neymar is expected to be absent for two to three weeks, but fans will be waiting for his return, according to some Brazilian media. On May 31, against Panama, Brazil will play its first friendly match.
Training camp for Morocco
The Atlas Lions began this Friday, May 29, with preparations for the World Cup. Key players of the team, Brahim Diaz, Hakimi, Bono, all answered the call. On June 2, Morocco faces the Madagascar team to prepare for their World Cup.
Scotland, Haiti’s first opponent
The Scottish national team is multiplying training sessions. In the meantime, the football federation of this country has inducted national coach Steve Clarke into the country’s “Hall of Fame” for football. They also released a feature film, titled “The 28 Summers” on their YouTube channel, telling the story of their qualification.
Scotland, which is preparing to play Curaçao this Saturday, May 30 to prepare for its match against Haiti, has extended Steve Clarke’s contract until 2030.
