Ricardo Adé, the central defender who started all three of Haiti's World Cup matches (270 minutes), posted a heartfelt message to Haitian supporters, thanking them for the love and positive energy they brought to the team. "I'm sorry that we weren't able to bring you more joy. I promise you that my teammates and I wanted to give you more joy," he wrote on Instagram. "We came here and gave everything we had. We made mistakes, we learned, and we will work to come back stronger," Adé promised.

Carlens Arcus, who started two matches and came on as a substitute in the third (3 matches, approximately 146 minutes in total), described the tournament as an incredible experience. "A dream come true! It may not have gone exactly as we wanted, but it was an incredible experience," he wrote on Instagram, before concluding: "Haiti forever."