As Dominica’s senior men’s national football side, affectionately nicknamed the Bouyon Boys, enters the final stretch of its 2026 CONCACAF Nations League B campaign, the squad has landed four high-caliber overseas-based reinforcements to boost its competitive edge for two upcoming away fixtures hosted in Guyana. The four newly confirmed call-ups – goalkeeper Shamal George, defender Harvey Bertrand, midfielder Trivine Esprit, and dynamic winger Theo Jeremy – have all officially joined the team’s pre-tournament training camp to integrate with existing teammates ahead of back-to-back clashes against Puerto Rico and the Cayman Islands. Each of the new additions recently shared their perspectives on earning the national team spot and their ambitions for the upcoming international window in exclusive sit-down interviews.
Standing out between the posts, 27-year-old Shamal George brings top-tier pedigree to Dominica’s goalkeeping ranks, arriving from English League One side Bromley FC. George previously cut his teeth in the youth and reserve systems of English Premier League powerhouse Liverpool FC, and is poised to earn his first ever senior international cap during this Guyana tour. He noted that representing Dominica carries profound personal significance, and he is fully prepared to leverage his professional experience to shore up the team’s defensive line in the upcoming matches.
Defender Harvey Bertrand, who currently competes for England’s Dorchester Town FC, boasts an elite youth development background, having come up through the academy systems of two top-tier English clubs, AFC Bournemouth and Southampton FC. As the younger brother of former England senior international and ex-Chelsea defender Ryan Bertrand, Harvey stated that he takes immense pride in pulling on Dominica’s national jersey, and he is eager to translate his years of professional club experience into solid on-pitch contributions to help the Bouyon Boys secure positive results.
Midfielder Trivine Esprit makes the jump to senior international football after impressing for Canada’s Simcoe County Rovers FC in the League1 Ontario circuit. Esprit shared that receiving his first call-up to the Dominica national side was a career-defining thrill, and he has been putting in extra work during pre-match camp to earn his first senior cap over the course of the upcoming match window.
Completing the quartet of new signings is Theo Jeremy, a pacey left winger who plies his trade for Gibraltar Football League side Europa Point FC. Jeremy emphasized that the chance to represent Dominica at the international level is a long-held dream, and he is determined to bring his signature attacking dynamism to the squad to create scoring opportunities and push the team toward favorable outcomes.
The full Dominica squad is currently based in Guyana putting the final touches on their tactical and physical preparations, with both concluding CONCACAF Nations League B fixtures scheduled to take place at the Leonora National Track & Field Centre. The first match against Puerto Rico will kick off at 3:00 PM local time on Friday, November 13, 2026, followed by the second fixture against the Cayman Islands at 3:00 PM local time on Tuesday, November 17, 2026. Full uncut video interviews with all four new national team members are available for viewers to access directly.
Four more overseas-based additions to the Bouyon Boys ahead of crucial CONCACAF Nations League fixture
