Montego Bay United, the current frontrunners in Jamaica’s top-tier football competition, have secured the signing of promising Saint Lucian winger Kegan Caull for the remainder of the 2025-2026 Wray and Nephew Jamaica Premier League season. The 21-year-old talent makes his Caribbean return after several years in European football, transferring permanently from England’s Isthmian League Premier Division side Hashtag United.
The move marks a significant homecoming for Caull, who last played in the Caribbean region in 2021 before embarking on his European career that included spells with Gibraltar’s Europa Point FC and Slovenian club NK Tolmin. The young attacker brings an impressive pedigree having previously spearheaded Saint Lucia’s national youth teams to victory in prestigious tournaments including the 2018 Caribbean Football Union Boys’ Under-14 Challenge Series and the 2019 Concacaf Boys’ Under-15 Championship.
Caull’s arrival comes at a crucial juncture for Montego Bay United as they push for their first league title since the 2015-2016 season. The club currently dominates the JPL standings with 45 points from 21 matches, boasting a league-best offensive record of 40 goals scored despite defensive vulnerabilities that place them sixth in goals conceded.
The signing potentially signals broader recruitment strategy focused on Saint Lucian talent. Jamaican media reports indicate Montego Bay United may be pursuing additional experienced internationals from Saint Lucia, including defender Melvin Doxilly and goalkeeper Vino Barclett, both currently training with the squad while under contract elsewhere. This approach follows the club’s previous engagement with Saint Lucian midfielder Gregson President in 2024.
For Caull, who turns 22 in March, this transfer represents an opportunity to revitalize his professional career and potentially earn recall to Saint Lucia’s senior national team setup after his European journey yielded limited first-team opportunities at his most recent club.