Wilson Isidor emerges as the Grenadiers' leading attacker
Wilson Isidor, striker for Sunderland, made his debut with the Haitian national team in a friendly match against Tunisia on March 28, 2026. Since then, he has continued to shine on the field, notably by scoring a remarkable goal against Morocco during the World Cup and being the key playmaker in a crucial Grenadiers victory over Trinidad and Tobago on September 24.
By NAGO News
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During an exchange with Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, Isidor called for the imminent return of international matches to the Sylvio-Cator Stadium. "Haiti is not just asking to play again at Sylvio-Cator... Haiti is waiting to come home!" he declared.
Isidor has scored 4 goals and provided 4 assists in 8 matches with the Grenadiers, with an estimated playing time of nearly 500 minutes since his debut on March 28. He is considered one of the best strikers currently in Haitian football.
Request for Sylvio-Cator
Wilson Isidor also highlighted the necessity of hosting international matches at the Sylvio-Cator Stadium, a significant symbol for the development of football in Haiti. He hopes that this request will be heard by the governing bodies.
Recent Performances
Isidor scored crucial goals during the World Cup and continues to stand out in the Concacaf Nations League, where he is expected to play three additional matches against Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.
Reporting by Le Nouvelliste
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