The Jamaican national football team, affectionately known as the Reggae Boyz, commenced their preparations for the final round of the Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers with an intensive training session at Stadium East on Monday morning. The squad is set to face formidable opponents Trinidad and Tobago and Curacao in the upcoming matches. The majority of the overseas-based players arrived at Norman Manley International Airport on Monday evening, following their commitments with respective clubs over the weekend. The full team is expected to assemble for training today, marking a crucial phase in their preparation. The Reggae Boyz are scheduled to depart for Port of Spain on Wednesday afternoon, ahead of their highly anticipated clash with Trinidad and Tobago on Friday. Notable players such as winger Renaldo Cephas, forward Dujuan ‘Whisper’ Richards, and midfielder Jon Russell were actively involved in the training session, showcasing their skills and determination. Head Coach Steve McClaren was present, overseeing the session and strategizing for the upcoming challenges. The team’s focus and cohesion during this training session underscore their commitment to securing a spot in the World Cup.