Fresh from their brilliant qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup, Qatar 2025, the young Grenadiers—who outclassed Saint Vincent & the Grenadines (5-0), Antigua & Barbuda (3-0), and Guatemala (2-0) during the Concacaf qualifying rounds—began their training in Haiti on July 15, determined to put up a strong fight. As part of their preparation, they are conducting a national tour, which includes friendly matches, until August 20.

According to a source close to the Haitian Football Federation, as of August 31, the squad led by national coach Eddy César will set up its training camp in Kingston, Jamaica. They will be hosted by the Mount Pleasant team, which has an academy with high-level sports infrastructure. There, they will play several test matches to fine-tune their preparation before leaving the land of Bob Marley on September 14.