Head coach of World Cup participant steps down due to toxic management
Steven Perez
Dailysports's expert
Sébastien Migné has officially stepped down from his role as head coach of the Haiti national team.
Details: According to Romain Molina, the Haitian Football Federation has already launched an active search for a new head coach, as the Frenchman himself showed not the slightest interest in continuing this adventure.
The relationship between the coach and the federation’s management had completely broken down as early as last autumn. At that time, with Haiti’s World Cup berth under serious threat, Migné faced openly toxic behavior from the federation bosses. The executives didn’t even try to hide their eagerness to find his replacement as soon as possible.
Migné refused to tolerate such treatment and began exploring other career opportunities back then.
As of now, several other projects have already shown concrete interest in the French manager, so he won’t be out of work for long. Meanwhile, Haiti will have to start a new cycle from scratch.
Recall: Bayern’s newcomer scored against Haiti and set a unique record.
