Nations League: Three Grenadiers Named to League A Team of the Group Stage
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Concacaf on Wednesday unveiled its Best XI for the Nations League group stage. After a remarkable campaign, the Grenadiers saw three of their key players — Alexandre Pierre, Danley Jean Jacques and Wilson Isidor — named among the region’s elite.
Along with Curaçao, Haiti is the most represented nation in the ideal lineup selected by the region’s governing body. The rest of the team is made up of players from Guatemala (2), Jamaica (1), the Dominican Republic (1) and Honduras (1).
Commanding in goal for Haiti, Alexandre Pierre was named the best goalkeeper of the group stage. The last line of defense looks well on his way to taking over firmly from the legendary Johny Placide, who retired after the 2026 World Cup.
In midfield, Danley Jean Jacques is reaping the rewards of his exemplary consistency. The engine of the Haitian side, the Petit-Goâve native ruled the middle of the park throughout the competition with his work rate and tactical command.
Up front, Wilson Isidor simply dominated. Now established as the Grenadiers’ attacking leader, the Sunderland striker played a major part in Haiti’s historic qualification for the quarterfinals with impressive numbers: 3 goals and 2 assists.
By Jephte Estiverne
Journaliste à Hebdo24, Jephte Estiverne couvre le sport, avec une attention particulière au football, ainsi que la culture et la musique haïtiennes.
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