On November 8, 2026, Haiti’s senior men’s national football team, nicknamed the Grenadiers, released its official 26-player call-up list under the leadership of Spanish head coach David Badia, ahead of the highly anticipated 2026-2027 CONCACAF Nations League quarter-final two-legged fixture against the United States Men’s National Team. The high-stakes series will kick off with the first leg hosted by Haiti at Miami’s NU Stadium on November 14, 2026, with a 4:30 PM local Florida kickoff time, before the squads travel north for the return leg at Cincinnati’s TQL Stadium on November 17, scheduled to start at 7:00 PM local time. The called-up roster spans three continents, featuring talent competing across top-tier club systems in Europe, North America and the Middle East. The goalkeeping corps includes Alexandre Pierre of France’s FC Sochaux, Josué Duverger representing Germany’s FC Cosmos K., and collegiate standout Jonah Mednard from Wake Forest University in the United States. The defensive line boasts eight seasoned players: Carlens Arcus of France’s Angers SCO, Duke Lacroix from the U.S.’s Colorado Springs Switchbacks, El Paso Locomotive FC’s Carl-Fred Sainté, Belgium’s Dender FC player Martin Experience, Cyprus-based Omonia Nicosia’s Jean-Kévin Duverne, KF Vllaznia (Albania) defender Francois Dulysse, Genk Jong’s Kayden Pierre from Belgium, and Slovakian side FC Spartak Trnava’s Patrick E. Nwadike. The four-man midfield group is anchored by Philadelphia Union’s Danley Jean-Jacques, Wolverhampton Wanderers (England) midfielder Jeanricner Bellegarde, Portugal’s Coimbra representative Leverton Pierre, and UAE’s Hatta Club’s Dominique Simon. The 11-player attacking unit brings formidable international firepower, including Louicius Deedson (FC Sochaux, France), Ruben Providence (Almere City, Netherlands), Dynamo Moscow’s Josué Casimir, Atlanta United’s Fabrice “Fafà” Picault, Sunderland AFC’s Wilson Isidor, Werder Bremen (Germany) talent Kenny Quetant, Ferencvárosi TC (Hungary) forward Lenny Joseph, AEK Athens (Greece) star Frantzdy Pierrot, FC Vizela (Portugal)’s Yassin Fortune, and SC União Torreense (Portugal)’s Dany Jean. To make the landmark home leg in Miami more accessible to Haitian diaspora fans and local supporters, the Haitian Football Federation (FHF) has partnered with Ticketmaster as the official primary ticketing platform, launching a limited “Family Four Pack” promotional offer that bundles four match tickets at a rate of $49.99 per person. This quarter-final tie marks a critical milestone for the Grenadiers, who earned their spot in the knockout stage with dominant group stage performances, including a 4-1 rout of the Dominican Republic and a tightly contested 3-2 victory over Trinidad and Tobago’s Soca Warriors.