Lenny Joseph announces return from injury; Bellegarde in form at Wolves

Ferencváros striker Lenny Joseph is the lead story today after Le Nouvelliste reported on November 3 that the Haitian international has formally announced his return from the injury he sustained on August 30 against Akademia in the Hungarian league. Joseph had been absent from both club and national-team duty since that setback, missing the September–October CONCACAF Nations League window entirely. No return date has been confirmed beyond the announcement itself, but his availability would be a significant boost for Ferencváros and for coach David Badía's selection options.

At club level, the brightest form line belongs to Jean-Ricner Bellegarde: ESPN logs show Wolverhampton's Haitian midfielder started at Bristol City on November 4 (EFL Championship, W 2-1), picking up a yellow card but completing the match. It was Wolves' third successive Championship win — also defeating Cardiff 3-0 on October 31 (Bellegarde came off the bench, one assist) and Watford 1-0 on October 24. Wolves are building real promotion momentum.

Josué Casimir is no longer at AJ Auxerre, having departed on a season-long loan to Dynamo Moscow, per Yahoo Sports/Get French Football News.

Several squad members have shifted clubs since the canonical list was set: Martin Expérience is at FCV Dender (Belgium), Leverton Pierre at Académica Coimbra, Woodensky Pierre at Forge FC, Dominique Simon at Hatta (UAE), Keeto Thermoncy at Stade Nyonnais, and Don Deedson Louicius at FC Sochaux.