Sébastien Migné Leaves the Grenadiers After Historic 2026 World Cup Feat

Sébastien Migné is no longer head coach of Haiti’s national football team. The Haitian Football Federation (FHF) announced on Tuesday, July 14, that it had parted ways with the French coach by mutual agreement.

In a statement, the FHF paid tribute to Sébastien Migné’s professionalism, commitment and work during his time in charge of the Grenadiers. The federation stressed that his tenure will go down in Haitian football history thanks to Haiti’s historic qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the country’s first since its only previous appearance in 1974. The FHF said the split took place in a climate of mutual respect. It thanked the former coach for his contribution to the development of Haitian football and wished him success in the next stage of his career.

As it turns the page, the federation reaffirms its determination to pursue efforts to modernize and develop Haitian football, with the aim of building on the gains of recent years.