Another former Canadian Premier League player is headed to this summer's World Cup, with Haiti announcing Garven Metusala will join their squad as an injury replacement.
Metusala, who has 16 senior caps for Haiti, was added due to an injury suffered by midfielder Leverton Pierre.
The 26-year-old central defender, born in Terrebonne, Québec, spent four seasons with Forge FC, making 112 appearances in all competitions and winning two CPL titles in 2022 and 2023.
Metusala joins former Cavalry FC and Canadian men's national team defender Joel Waterman, as players who made their professional debuts in the Canadian Premier League, who will now play in this summer's World Cup.
Following his departure from Forge in 2024, he spent the past two seasons with the Colorado Switchbacks in the USL Championship.
Haiti kick off their tournament on Saturday against Scotland, as part of a challenging Group C which also includes Brazil and Morocco.