Haitian Football League names Adrien Paul Émileau Director of Competitions
The LHF appointment, succeeding Varnel Durandisse, is part of an effort to modernize the league's sports administration.
The Haitian Football League (LHF) has appointed Adrien Paul Émileau as its new Director of Competitions, according to icihaiti.com. He succeeds Varnel Durandisse in the role. The LHF said the appointment is part of an ongoing initiative to modernize and strengthen its sports administration. In his new position, Émileau will be tasked with overseeing the technical and administrative organization of national competitions, ensuring the rigorous application of sporting regulations, coordinating the various stakeholders in football, and contributing to the continuous improvement of organizational standards for championships and tournaments under the League's authority. The LHF leadership emphasized that the development of Haitian football relies on credible, well-structured, and fair competitions, adding that the new director will play a central role in scheduling, the operational oversight of sporting events, and the promotion of good governance practices within national competitions. The League expressed its gratitude to the outgoing director, Varnel Durandisse, for his commitment, professionalism, and service throughout his tenure, and wished him success in his future endeavors. The LHF congratulated Émileau on his appointment and reaffirmed its confidence in his ability to carry out the mission. The announcement was communicated to affiliated clubs, regional leagues, officials, partners, and the broader football community.