Rudolph Speid Names Reggae Boyz Squad for Mexico Nations League Quarterfinal

Interim coach Rudolph Speid says Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz are well prepared and committed ahead of their Concacaf Nations League quarter-finals against Mexico, starting November 14 in Kingston. He kept 16 players from the previous squad to preserve continuity, while notable absences include Kasey Palmer, Isaac Hayden and Ethan Pinnock, some due to form, selection decisions or injury.

Rudolph Speid has named a 23-man Reggae Boyz squad for Jamaica’s Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal against Mexico, with the two-legged tie starting at the National Stadium in St Andrew on November 14. The winner advances to the semifinals and automatically qualifies for the 2027 Concacaf Gold Cup; Denzel Hall is the lone debutant, while Warner Brown returns after a long absence.

Rudolph Speid has recalled Mount Pleasant striker Warner Brown and Tottenham midfielder Tyrese Hall, with Rotherham right back Denzel Hall the only newcomer, for Jamaica’s Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal against Mexico. The two-leg tie starts at the National Stadium on November 14 and matters because the winner reaches the Nations League Finals and next summer’s Gold Cup.

JFF president Michael Ricketts says Jamaica must be brave in front of goal and disciplined defensively to beat Mexico in their Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal later this month. The Reggae Boyz host the first leg on November 14 in Kingston before the return match in Mexico City on November 17, with Ricketts backing a youthful, balanced squad to secure an advantage at home.