Before joining the training camp of the Haitian national football team in Port Saint Lucie, Florida, Frantzdy Pierrot is making a courtesy visit to Boston this Wednesday, May 27.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Before joining the training camp of the Haitian national football team in Port Saint Lucie, Florida, Frantzdy Pierrot is making a courtesy visit to Boston this Wednesday, May 27.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The third-highest active scorer of the Haitian national football team with 33 goals in 47 matches, Frantzdy Pierrot, surpassed only by Emmanuel Sanon (47 goals) and Duckens Nazon (40 goals), is expected this Wednesday, May 27 in Boston, more precisely in Randolph, where he will meet the large Haitian community living in Massachusetts before holding a press conference to explain the purpose of his visit.It is on the theme: “One Community, One Nation, One Goal, let’s support our star,” that the managers of Radio Concorde, Ac\u00e9rome Jean-Charles, Julio Midy, Oswald Neptune, and Jean-Claude Sanon, took the initiative to bring Frantzdy Pierrot back to a city where he arrived at the age of 12, continued his schooling there before playing for Seacoast United (2013-2014) and North Western Wildcats (2014-2015), scoring 10 goals in 34 matches.This event aims to honor and support our national treasure, Frantzdy Pierrot, who is making a special visit to Boston before representing Haiti at the World Cup,\u201d stated the officials of Radio Concorde, who announced a host of captivating activities, including speeches by local authorities, autograph signing, interactions with fans, and a performance by a rara group based in Boston.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
City Councilor at-large of Randolph, Natacha Clerger, and the well-known local artist, Ashley Villard, will be present to enhance the brilliance of this event, which begins at Randolph High School, 70 Memorial PKWY, at 5 PM with a press conference and will conclude at 8 PM.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Prior to this meeting, Maura Healey, the 76th Governor of Boston and the initiator of Frantzdy Pierrot\u2019s visit to Boston, received the Haitian international this Tuesday, May 26, to pay him a well-deserved tribute.Frantzdy Pierrot, who had also played earlier in his young career for Coastal Carolina Chanticleer (2016-2017), scoring 18 goals in 41 matches, was going to sign his first professional contract with Reading United (22 matches, 12 goals) from 2016 to 2018 before moving to Europe where he had worn the jersey of Mouscron in Belgium (2018-2019), scoring 9 goals in 40 matches.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
During his time in France, Pierrot had high-level performances with En Avant Guingamp in Ligue 2 (28 goals in 78 matches), which allowed him to join the elite Israeli football club, Maccabi Haifa. There, Pierrot played in two top-level competitions with his club, the Champions League and the Europa League. Before him, only Wilde-Donald Guerrier, as a Haitian footballer born in Haiti, had taken part in these two European competitions.The AEK Athens (Greece) player: 10 goals in 55 matches, is currently on loan to Caykur in Turkey.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Frantzdy Pierrot was, during Haiti’s successful World Cup qualifying campaign, a starter in all ten matches played. By scoring 2 goals, including the one that allowed Haiti to beat Costa Rica (1-0), and providing an assist against Cura\u00e7ao, Pierrot was a major contributor to the Grenadiers’ qualification for the World Cup.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Did you know?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Frantzdy Pierrot is on the verge of becoming the only Haitian footballer of all time to have played in the three biggest football competitions: the World Cup, the Champions League, and the Europa League.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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