Wilson Isidor's choice for Haiti pays off with strong performances
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 4, 2026, 5:00 AM
Last updated Oct 4, 2026

Wilson Isidor, who previously played for French youth teams, has embraced his international career with Haiti. In 10 matches, he has scored six goals and assisted two others, helping Haiti near qualification for the CONCACAF Nations League Finals and Gold Cup. His recent performance included a brace in a 4-1 victory over the Dominican Republic, sparking controversy with his comments post-match. Isidor, along with other dual nationals, exemplifies the trend of players seeking opportunities with nations they have ties to, often leaving Europe to pursue international careers.
- •Isidor has scored six goals in 10 matches for Haiti.
- •Haiti is close to qualifying for the Gold Cup.
- •Isidor scored a brace in a match against the Dominican Republic.
- •His choice reflects a growing trend among dual nationals in football.
- •Isidor is part of a broader movement impacting smaller national teams.
- 5:00 AMYahoo Sports — Wilson Isidor: Why Choosing Haiti Could Be One Of The Best Decisions Of His Career
"Wilson Isidor could have waited for France, but instead chose Haiti - and the Sunderland striker is already proving that taking control of his international future can pay off.
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