The Dominica Football Association (DFA) has officially announced its 22-player roster for the upcoming 2026 CONCACAF Nations League during an event held at the association’s headquarters in Bath Estate, Roseau. The selected group strategically blends seasoned homegrown talent with Dominican players plying their trade at professional and semi-professional clubs across North America and the Caribbean, marking a deliberate approach to leveraging the full breadth of the nation’s available football talent.
The final squad features players drawn from multiple domestic Dominican sides including South East, Portsmouth Bombers, Dublanc, WE United, Middleham United, and Mahaut Soca Strikers. Beyond the country’s borders, the roster also includes athletes competing in Grenada’s Grenades FC, Canada’s York University, and several clubs across the United States such as Orlando City and Pinellas County United Pelicans. The full list of called-up players is as follows: Taran George, Reon Cuffy, Javid George, Savio Anselm, Troy Jules, Lyan Edwards, Jervanie Xavier, Jahil Alexander, Audel Laville, Nicholas Harve, Marcus Bredas, Eustace Marshall, Jaylan Jno Ville, Sidney Lockhart, Titus Sandy Jr, Tobi Jno Hope, Donte Newton, Dwight Eloi, Dhamario Challenger, Dale Dangleben, and Briel Thomas.
This roster composition underscores the DFA’s long-standing strategy to cast a wide net for Dominican talent, regardless of where players are currently based. By integrating both domestic-based athletes who maintain consistent match fitness in local leagues and those who have developed their skills in more competitive overseas competitions, the association aims to field a competitive side for the regional tournament.
With the official announcement now public, all selected players have shifted focus to intensive pre-tournament preparations, as they gear up to represent the Caribbean nation on the CONCACAF regional stage. The unveiling formally kicks off Dominica’s 2026 Nations League campaign, and local football supporters across the country and the broader Dominican diaspora are already gearing up to follow the national team’s progress as the competition gets underway in the coming weeks.