Fafà Picault

Picault started his career with the youth and reserve team of Italian club Cagliari, but later parted ways with the club after five years. He has commented on being subjected to frequent racism during his time in Sardinia.

Tampa Bay Rowdies

He later attended the NASL player combine in 2012 and impressed scouts working for Tampa Bay Rowdies and later signed a one-year deal with the club. Picault is known for his quickness and pace combined with his vision and technical abilities. Prior to starting his career with the Rowdies, Picault suffered a broken foot bone causing him to be sidelined through the preseason and first month and a half of the regular season. He made his professional debut in a 3–2 victory against Atlanta Silverbacks on 19 May 2012. Making 18 appearances in league play, Picault helped the Rowdies win Soccer Bowl 2012, but would register no goals. After the end of the 2012 NASL Season, the Rowdies declined the contract option for Picault.

Fort Lauderdale Strikers

He returned for a second spell in the NASL with the Fort Lauderdale Strikers ahead of the 2014 season. He made his debut for the Strikers on 12 April in a 2–0 win over Ottawa Fury. He scored his first goal for Fort Lauderdale on 26 April to help the Strikers to a 3–2 win over Indy Eleven. Picault would experience a breakout season with the Strikers, hitting 12 goals in 24 appearances during the 2014 season, second best in the NASL that season. The Strikers reached Soccer Bowl 2014,…

Early Haiti call-up

On 9 September 2014, Picault, along with Fort Lauderdale Strikers teammate James Marcelin, was called up to the Haiti national team to face Chile in an international friendly at Lockhart Stadium. He did not make an appearance.

United States

Picault was called up to the United States senior team for a 22 May 2016 friendly against Puerto Rico and made his debut in second half of that game. He won his second cap on 11 October 2018, in a friendly against Colombia.

Haiti

On 19 June 2023, Picault was included in Haiti's 23-man roster for the 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Picault started and played 84 minutes in his debut in Haiti's 2–1 win over Qatar.

Picault was born to Haitian immigrants in New York City. Picault comes from a multigenerational football lineage. His grandfather played for the Haiti national team, while his father Leslie played professional indoor soccer with the Philadelphia Fever in the MISL. He grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, near Riverbank State Park along the Hudson River, where he played his first game. At the age of nine, his parents moved with him to Miami for a change of life. When he was sixteen, he moved to Italy to begin his youth career, where he learned Italian and connected with the culture.

Picault has maintained a connection with his Haitian roots and holds passports from both the United States and Haiti. Picault is also very fond of Haitian cuisine and music; he especially enjoys cooked plantain and his friends and cousin are even part of a Haitian band. He speaks seven languages, five in which he is fluent in: English, Creole, French, Italian and Spanish, while speaking a little Portuguese, and German. During his time in Italy, he maintained close relationships with players who now play in the Serie A and has an Italian agent.