Reggae Boyz World Cup qualifying squad announced
Jamaica's Reggae Boyz celebrate Demarai Gray's winning goal against Honduras in their Concacaf Nations League match at the National Stadium on September 8, 2023. (Photo: Observer file)
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May 31, 2024

Reggae Boyz World Cup qualifying squad announced

West Ham United striker Michail Antonio and Fulham midfielder Bobby Reid headline Jamaica’s senior national football squad for its upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers against the Dominican Republic and Dominica in June.

The 26-man squad was named by the Jamaica Football Federation on Friday afternoon.

The Reggae Boyz host the Dominican Republic at the National Stadium on Thursday, then travel to Dominica three days later.

The squad will convene for a training camp this weekend.

Squad:

Goalkeepers
Shaquan Davis
Jayden Hibbert
Coniah Boyce-Clarke
Jahmali Waite

Defenders
Dexter Lembikisa
Di’Shon Bernard
Greg Leigh
Damion Lowe
Michael Hector
Richard King
Tayvon Gray
Jon Bell

Midfielders
Kasey Palmer
Karoy Anderson
Bobby Reid
Daniel Johnson
Alex Marshall
Adrian Reid Jr
Kevon Lambert

Forwards
Shamar Nicholson
Renaldo Cephas
Michail Antonio
Deshane Beckford
Kaheim Dixon
Cory Burke
Devonte Campbell

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