After Jean-Jacques Pierre and Gabriel Calderon, the Haitian Football Federation (FHF) announces the appointment of Frenchman Sebastien Migné as new coach of the senior men's national team.

Originally from the French commune of La Roche-sur-Yon, Sebastien Migné brings with him a rich and varied experience in the world of football.

After a playing career in France and England, he embarked on a coaching career which led him to prestigious positions in various national teams. As assistant to Claude Le Roy and Jean-Pierre Papin, Sebastien acquired remarkable tactical expertise and vision of the game.

His hard work and commitment were rewarded with significant successes, including winning the Persian Gulf Cup with the Oman team. Under his leadership, the Kenya national team reached historic heights, qualifying for the 2019 AFCON after a 15-year wait, and was nominated for the CAF Awards as the Best Men's Team of the Year. Mr. Migné was also head coach of the Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea and more recently assistant coach of Cameroon.

With his impressive record and his passion for football, the Federation is convinced that Sebastien Migné will bring new impetus to the national team and help us achieve new successes on the international scene, notably the return of the Grenadiers to the World Cup after more than 50 years of waiting.

"Welcome Sebastien Migné to the Haitian football family."

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