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(Photo: JFF) Football, Sports November 11, 2025 Businesslike Boyz The Reggae Boyz completed their first training session on Monday morning at Stadium East ahead of their final round Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers against Trinidad and Tobago and Curacao. The full complement of the squad is expected to report for training today as the majority of the overseas-based players flew in to the Norman Manley International Airport on Monday evening after participating in their respective club matches or activities on Sunday. The team is expected to leave the island on Wednesday afternoon for Port of Spain as they prepare to take on the Trinidadians on Friday. Winger Renaldo Cephas (centre) shoots past goalkeeper Tafari Chambers as midfielder Jahshaun Anglin looks on during the Reggae Boyz’s first training session at Stadium East on Monday, November 10, 2025, ahead of their final-round Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers against Trinidad and Tobago and Curacao. (Photo: JFF) Forward Dujuan “Whisper” Richards during the Reggae Boyz’s first training session at Stadium East on Monday, November 10, 2025, ahead of their final round Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers against Trinidad and Tobago and Curacao. (Photo: JFF) Shamar Nicholson (left) and Kaheim Dixon participate in a running in the Reggae Boyz first training session at Stadium East on Monday November 10, 2025 ahead of their final round Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers against Trinidad and Tobago and Curacao. (Photo: JFF) Midfielder Jon Russell warms up during the Reggae Boyz’s first training session at Stadium East on Monday, November 10, 2025, ahead of their final-round Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers against Trinidad and Tobago and Curacao. (Photo: JFF) Midfielder Isaac Hayden (left) looks on as Shamar Nicholson (centre) shoots while defender Damion Lowe attempts to block during the Reggae Boyz’s first training session at Stadium East on Monday, November 10, 2025 ahead of their final-round Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers against Trinidad and Tobago and Curacao. (Photo: JFF) Head Coach Steve McClaren during the Reggae Boyz’s first training session at Stadium East on Monday, November 10, 2025, ahead of their final-round Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers against Trinidad and Tobago and Curacao. 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