The Dominica men's senior team, known as the Bouyon Boys, has strengthened its squad with the arrival of two United Kingdom-based players, striker Jayden Carbon and Malachi Sharpe, ahead of the final two CONCACAF Nations League fixtures.
Carbon, a striker, is one of the two new arrivals. Sharpe is the second newcomer and brings a background in professional youth football, having previously played at Under-21 level for Manchester United. Both players are based in the UK and have been added to the squad as the team prepares for matches that carry weight in its regional campaign.
The additions come at a point where every fixture counts for the Bouyon Boys. With two matches remaining in the CONCACAF Nations League, the squad's new members are expected to be part of the preparations for games that could shape the team's position in the competition.
The report by Dominica News Online notes the signings and the upcoming fixtures, but further details on the schedule, opponents, venues and the players' individual contract arrangements were not available in the material reviewed for this report. Dominica 1 will follow the squad's progress as the Nations League fixtures approach.
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