Galway United's striker Frantz Pierrot is celebrating Haiti's return to the World Cup after a 52-year absence. Pierrot, who joined Galway United in February after successful stints at Athlone Town and Drogheda United, believes this opportunity allows Haiti to showcase its story on a global stage. Growing up in Bas Limbé, Haiti, Pierrot fondly recalls his childhood spent playing football with friends, which laid the foundation for his career. His brother, Frantzdy Pierrot, is Haiti's second all-time top scorer, and Frantz expresses immense pride in his sibling's achievements. As Haiti prepares to face formidable opponents like Morocco, Scotland, and Brazil, Pierrot remains optimistic about their chances despite being labeled as underdogs. He emphasizes the importance of heart and determination in their pursuit of success. However, the team faces challenges, including a travel ban that prevents supporters from Haiti from attending the matches. Despite this, Pierrot believes the Haitian diaspora will provide the necessary support as they cheer on their national team. His journey from Galway United to the World Cup is a testament to his hard work and dedication, and he aims to continue making his mark both at the club and on the international stage.