By Mythsouka Jean-Philippe

Lourdjina Etienne, the nugget of Haitian football, continues to shine on the national scene. Born on July 14, 2007 in the Nord department, this young prodigy is leaving her mark on the world of women’s football. Her undeniable talent was recently highlighted at the most recent CONCACAF Under-17 tournament, where she was crowned best player.

Her remarkable performance did not go unnoticed, as she was called up to the first national team for the next international events. It was Frédéric Gonçalves, the French coach of the Haitian women’s national team, who recognized her exceptional potential and offered her this unique opportunity to represent her country at the highest level.

With her speed, technique and innate instinct for scoring goals, Lourdjina Etienne, currently in technical preparation in Cap-Haitien with her personal manager, is ready to make sparks on international fields. Her meteoric rise is an inspiring example for Haitian youth and a promising sign for the future of women’s football in the country.

Haitian supporters now have a new star to admire and support, and there is no doubt that Lourdjina Etienne will continue to make headlines with her remarkable performances on the pitch.