Soccer has always been a beacon of hope for the Haitian people, a unifying force that transcends social classes and geographic boundaries. In a country grappling with severe security challenges, the beautiful game offers a rare escape, a source of national pride and joy. The passion for soccer binds Haitians inside the country with the diaspora, creating a shared identity and a collective dream of seeing our team excel on the global stage.

However, this dream has been overshadowed by the recent performances of our national soccer team under the leadership of coach Sébastien Migné. Despite our gratitude for his past contributions, it is clear from the team's lackluster performances and questionable tactical decisions during the World Cup games that Migné is not the right fit for our current squad. His approach and decisions on the field indicate a lack of experience and the requisite skills needed to steer the Grenadiers to success.

The Haitian Football Federation (FHF) and FIFA have a responsibility to ensure the national team is led by a coach who not only understands the game but also possesses the strategic acumen to maximize the potential of our talented players. Our team has the capability to achieve great things, but this potential is being stifled under the current leadership.

We urge the Marie Monique André and  Patrick Massenat of the FHF to take immediate action by dismissing coach Sébastien Migné and initiating the search for a more qualified and experienced coach to guide our national team. Our players deserve leadership that inspires confidence and is committed to elevating their performances on the world stage.

By making this change, we can nurture the hopes of our nation and strengthen the bond of unity that soccer fosters among Haitians worldwide. Please join us in calling for this essential change. Sign this petition to show your support for a brighter future for Haitian soccer.