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In 2014 Eloi Co founded the US Champions Soccer Academy with Ravy Truchot and Éric Rabésandratana. He is currently the technical director. He also became head of coach of FC Miami City Champions in the Premier Development League expansion franchise in the Miami, Florida metro.

At the age of nine, his family relocated to Paris, France. Upon his arrival in Paris, Eloi enrolled in the soccer little league at the Red Star F.C. where he played for four seasons. On 8 April 2008 he was unveiled as new head coach of Haiti national team.

Upon his retirement, Eloi returned to his native country, Haiti, in 2008. He was subsequently offered the Head Coach position of the Haiti national team in order to prepare it for the upcoming 2010 World Cup.

Frustrated at his then current situation, Wagneau was more than ever anxious and eager to return to his glory days and to the best possible physical shape. He later joined the Guingamp Team in 2002 as it offered him the most on the field playing time. Eloi immediately regained his love for the game and decided to rejoin the Racing Club de Lens for the third time. In 2008, his professional soccer career came to an end in Belgium where he had played for both the Roeselaere and La Louvière Clubs.

In 1999, the President of the AS Monaco FC invited Eloi to join his team, replacing Thierry Henry who had just signed with the Italian Team. During his four years stint with the AS Monaco FC Team, Eloi won numerous titles and an assortment of championships. With all his successes, he also faced many obstacles as well. Wagneau had a rough time adjusting to his new team style of plays and was often sidelined due to injuries thereby diminishing his overall game.

In winning this championship, Wagneau had not only elevated his game but his confidence was also apparent. As a result, he returned to the Racing Club de Lens stronger than ever. With his leadership, the team was not only able to join the tightly-closed and prestigious club, "Circle of the Champions of France", but also won its first championship title during the 1997-1998 season.

In the beginning of his career, Eloi continued his training at the Paris Football Club before joining the Racing Club de Lens in 1991, where Roger Boli welcomed him to the team like a brother and establishing a strong bond and long friendship between the two players.

Wagneau Eloi (born 11 September 1973) is a Haitian former international footballer, playing as a striker during his career. Wagneau had a humble childhood with his father and mother, a carpenter and seamstress, respectively.