Bellegarde scores for Haiti as Wolves, Casimir on loan at Dynamo Moscow

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde leads today's brief after a productive international window that feeds directly into his Wolverhampton rhythm. The Haitian midfielder started and scored in Haiti's 2-0 Concacaf Nations League win over Costa Rica on 27 September, adding two shots (one on target) — his most complete international showing of the autumn. He had come off the bench four days earlier in the 3-2 win over Trinidad & Tobago, collecting a yellow card. Back at Wolves, Bellegarde came on as a substitute in the EFL Championship's 1-0 win over West Brom on 20 September, registering a shot — consistent minutes for a side pushing near the promotion conversation.

Josué Casimir is the other major story. The AJ Auxerre forward has gone on loan to Dynamo Moscow for the 2026-27 season, Le Nouvelliste confirmed on 10 September. After 26 appearances and one goal at Auxerre in 2025-26, the 25-year-old crosses into the Russian Premier League — an unusual destination post-World Cup.

Elsewhere: Carlens Arcus started Haiti's two Nations League wins and provided an assist against Trinidad. Martin Expérience has joined FCV Dender EH in Belgium's Challenger Pro League (joined 12 August), departing AS Nancy. Jean-Kévin Duverne has left FC Nantes for Omonia Nicosia on a two-year deal, per L'Équipe.