Haitian stars among the best
The CONCACAF Nations League B wrapped up its November fixtures, and Haiti’s national team delivered a stellar finish to 2024. As part of their unbeaten campaign, standout performances came from Duckens Nazon, Frantzdy Pierrot, Deedson Louicius, and Duke Lacroix—all of whom earned spots in CONCACAF’s Team of the Month for November.
- Duckens Nazon: Known for his attacking prowess, Nazon contributed significantly with two goals, two assists, and 10 shots, showcasing his creative and clinical edge.
- Frantzdy Pierrot: Pierrot’s impressive tally of four goals, including a hat-trick against Sint Maarten, cemented his place as one of the most dangerous forwards in the league.
- Deedson Louicius: Louicius combined technical skill with efficiency, scoring once, assisting another goal, and completing 88% of his passes. His contributions were crucial to Haiti’s midfield success.
- Duke Lacroix: The defender made a decisive impact in the match against Sint Maarten, earning him recognition in the league’s best XI.
CONCACAF’s team of the month
The Team of the Month highlights the top players in League B, recognizing talent across various nations. Haiti and the Dominican Republic dominated the selection, each contributing four players. Former Barcelona player Junior Firpo was among the Dominican stars selected.
CONCACAF Nations League B Best XI (November):
- Goalkeeper: Eloy Room (Curaçao)
- Defenders: Junior Firpo (Dominican Republic), Duke Lacroix (Haiti), Roberto Dominguez (El Salvador), Joao Urbaez (Dominican Republic)
- Midfielders: Deedson Louicius (Haiti), Juninho Bacuna (Curaçao), Heinz Morschel (Dominican Republic), Duckens Nazon (Haiti)
- Forwards: Dorny Romero (Dominican Republic), Frantzdy Pierrot (Haiti)
A promising path ahead
Haiti’s performance in the Nations League B is a testament to their growth and determination. With standout contributions from these players, the national team has ended the year on a high note, providing momentum for the challenges ahead in 2025.
As the team continues to build on this success, the recognition of Haitian players in CONCACAF’s Team of the Month reinforces their reputation as key players in the region.