
CHARLOTTE, NC (March 21, 2026) – The Martinique National Football Team has called up Charlotte Independence defender Reudd Manin ahead of the upcoming CONCACAF international window.
Manin earns his second career selection to the Martinique squad, which will travel to the Dominican Republic for a pair of matches, facing Cuba on March 26 and El Salvador on March 29.
The 23-year-old has featured in both matches for the Independence to open the 2026 campaign. The first-year professional out of Presbyterian College logged 69 minutes in the league opener at Westchester SC before adding 73 minutes in Charlotte’s 4-1 victory over Ristozi FC in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup First Round.
“I’m truly honored and proud to receive my call-up to the Martinique National Team,” said Manin. “Representing my country is something special, and I don’t take this opportunity for granted. I’m excited to keep working, to keep growing, and to give everything I have in preparation for the Gold Cup. This is another step in my journey, and I’m ready to embrace the challenge.”
Manin will depart for international duty as the Independence prepare to open their home league schedule Friday night against Spokane Velocity FC at American Legion Memorial Stadium. Tickets for the match are available now.
ABOUT CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE:
The Charlotte Independence is a Division III professional men’s soccer team based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The club, founded in 2014, currently competes in USL League One and plays home games at American Legion Memorial Stadium and Mecklenburg County Sportsplex of Matthews. As part of the Queen City Soccer Club, our mission is to make Charlotte a better place to live through sports. For information on club news, season tickets and more, visit CharlotteIndependence.com.



















































































































































































































































































