Idriss Carlos Kameni has been appointed as the new goalkeeper coach of Haiti’s national football team, the Grenadiers, according to a recent announcement from the Haitian Football Federation.
The 41‑year‑old former Cameroon international brings a wealth of experience to the role, having represented his country as a goalkeeper for many years before retiring from professional play.
Kameni will be responsible for training and developing the Haiti squad’s goalkeepers ahead of upcoming international fixtures, joining the coaching staff as they prepare for future competitions.
Haiti, whose nickname is the Grenadiers, is described as a “recent mondialiste” in the announcement, indicating the team’s recent involvement in a World Cup tournament.
The appointment marks a new chapter for both Kameni and the Haitian side as they seek to build on their recent achievements and improve their defensive performances on the international stage.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
