By Mythsouka Jean-Philippe

Frantzdy Pierrot made the history of Haitian football by scoring his hundredth career goal during the 8th day of the playoffs for the Israeli championship title, against Bnei Sakhnin. Born on March 29, 1995 in Bas-Limbé in the Nord department, Pierrot rose through the ranks of football with determination and talent, leaving an indelible mark wherever he went.

This symbolic milestone reveals the impressive career of Pierrot, who has accumulated a total of 79 goals for club and 21 for the national team. With 39 goals for Maccabi Haifa, 28 for En Avant Guingamp, 9 for Royal Excel Mouscron, and 3 for Reading United, Pierrot has proven his ability to adapt to different environments and make a difference on the pitch, whatever jersey he wears.

His career also illustrates his commitment to the national team, where he scored 21 goals, becoming one of the pillars of the Haitian attack. His contribution to the international scene reinforces his reputation as a talented and essential player in the world football landscape.

At just 29 years old, Frantzdy Pierrot continues to defy expectations and push the boundaries of his potential. His hundredth career goal is a testament to his consistency and passion for the game, and it portends many more successes to come for this exceptional talent. Haitian fans and football fans around the world are eagerly waiting to see what the future holds for this exceptional striker.