Haiti Parts Ways with Coach Sébastien Migné After World Cup
The Haitian Football Federation announced on Tuesday that they have reached a mutual agreement to part ways with coach Sébastien Migné. This decision follows Haiti's participation in the World Cup 2026, marking the country's first World Cup appearance since 1974.
Under Migné's leadership, Haiti exited the tournament at the group stage, suffering defeats against Scotland (1-0), Brazil (3-0), and Morocco (4-2). The federation expressed gratitude towards Migné for his professionalism, commitment, and dedication during his tenure, which lasted for 53 matches.
The decision to end the coaching relationship was made amicably.
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