The limited conditions in Haiti to lead the post-training of our football players to the high level worldwide, have encouraged the Haitian Football Federation (FHF) to seek out openings for our young talents, so that they can go as far as possible in their desire to pursue a career in the sport king.

To this end, on Saturday, March 23, 5 of 6 young talented football players trained at "Camp Nou" left the country to Quebec (Canada) where she will join the club AS Blainville of Montreal to play in the Quebec League who will become fully professional in 2020. Note that in addition to playing football, she will start higher education, since they will also play in the team of the University of Quebec in Montreal.

List of 6 players :

• Phiseline Michel (21) from Borel (Artibonite), defensive midfielder, entered the FHF academy in 2012;

• Isnada Lebrun (21), native of Saint Louis du Nord, offensive midfielder, arrived at Croix des Bouquets in October 2012;

• Roseline Eloissaint (20 years old) born in Paillant (Miragoâne), winger, arrived at Croix des Bouquets in 2014;

• Jennifer Limage 921 years old) born in Pétion-ville, central defender; Vice Captain of the Women's National Team.

• Jonie Gabriel (21), born in Cite Soleil, goalkeeper, arrived at Croix des Bouquets in 2012;

Flew Saturday to Montreal.

• Émeline Charles (20 years old), born in Cité Soleil, central defender, arrival at Croix des Bouquets in 2014 will leave the country in the week.

During the week, football ambassador Philipe Vorbe, accompanied by former international Emmanuel Georges, had lunch with the young Grenadières and provided them with valuable advice at this point in their lives and offered them invaluable financial support to settle in Quebec in the pre-competition stage.

Note that during this year 2019 it is the FHF that will cover all the living expenses of these 6 nuggets of Haitian women's football. The International Federation of Football Association (FIFA) through its program "Skills Development" and the Confederation of North America, Central America and the Caribbean (CONCACAF) with its program "One CONCACAF" support the FHF in this initiative.

HL/ BF/ HaitiLibre