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The 33 of Jamaica.
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01
WM
Wes Morgan 30 caps (Jamaica) · Nottingham Forest, Kidderminster HarriersLeicester's captain in 2015-16 played every minute of all 38 league games, and in March 2017 Morgan became the first Jamaican to score in the Champions League.
CB2013–2016
02
LB
Leon Bailey 41 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Jamaica) · 7 (as of 4 October 2026) goals · K.R.C. Genk, Bayer 04 LeverkusenOn 30 November 2019 he scored twice against Bayern Munich for Leverkusen, one with each foot.
LM2019–
03
AB
Andre Blake Philadelphia Union, UConn Huskies men's soccerThe ten saves Blake made on 26 September 2015 remain Philadelphia Union's single-game record, and a decade later he was still doing the same job for the same club.
GK2014–
04
RG
Ricardo Gardner 111 caps (Jamaica) · Harbour View, Bolton WanderersIn November 2007 Gardner opened the scoring against Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena, his first club goal in almost five years and a rare flourish in 14 seasons and 342 league games at Bolton.
LB1997–2012
05
LS
Luton Shelton 75 caps (Jamaica) · 35 goals · Harbour View, Vålerenga FotballFour goals arrived on his Jamaica debut in 2004, a start no other Jamaican has managed, and he was still in the side nine years later.
SS2004–2013
06
TW
Theodore Whitmore 105 caps (Jamaica) · 24 goals · Montego Bay United, Hull City A.F.C.
CM1993–2005
07
FS
Frank Sinclair 28 caps (Jamaica) · Chelsea, West Bromwich AlbionExtra time in the 1998 League Cup final at Wembley, and the goal that broke Middlesbrough came from Sinclair, a defender who made 218 appearances for Chelsea.
CB1998–2003
08
RF
Ricardo Fuller 73 caps (Jamaica) · 9 goals · Preston North End, Stoke CityBeating three West Ham defenders before rolling the ball past Rob Green in 2009-10 won him Stoke's goal of the season for a third year running.
ST1999–2012
09
RE
Robbie Earle 33 caps (Jamaica) · 8 goals · Stoke City, Port ValeBefore that came 294 league games and 77 goals for Port Vale, including both in the 1989 Third Division play-off final, then 284 games and 59 goals for Wimbledon, whom he captained from 1995.
CM1997–1998
10
DG
Demarai Gray 29 (as of 5 October 2026) caps (Jamaica) · 7 (as of 5 October 2026) goals · Birmingham City, Leicester City
RM2023–
11
DR
Donovan Ricketts 100 caps (Jamaica) · LA Galaxy, Portland TimbersBehind him the 2010 Los Angeles Galaxy conceded 26 goals across 30 league matches, and he ended that season as MLS Goalkeeper of the Year.
GK1998–2013
12
WB
Warren Barrett 40 caps (Jamaica) · Violet Kickers, WadadahAcross five home qualifiers in the 1997 final round he kept five clean sheets at Independence Park, the last a 0-0 with Mexico on 16 November that carried Jamaica to France.
GK1990–2000
13
DP
Darryl Powell 21 caps (Jamaica) · 1 goals · Portsmouth, Derby CountyTwo bookings inside the first half at the Parc des Princes ended Powell's World Cup on 21 June 1998, and Batistuta scored a hat-trick against the ten men who finished the game.
CM1998–2001
15
JE
Jason Euell 3 caps (Jamaica) · 1 goals · Wimbledon, Charlton AthleticBoth goals in Charlton's 2-1 win over Chelsea on 2 March 2002 were his, seven months after the club broke its transfer record at £4.75m to sign him from Wimbledon, where he had scored 19 league goals the previous season.
CM2004–2006
16
Kemar Lawrence Harbour View, New York Red BullsWith two minutes left at the Rose Bowl on 23 July 2017, Lawrence bent a left-footed free kick past Mexico and put Jamaica in a second straight Gold Cup final.
LB2013–
Kemar Lawrence Harbour View, New York Red BullsWith two minutes left at the Rose Bowl on 23 July 2017, Lawrence bent a left-footed free kick past Mexico and put Jamaica in a second straight Gold Cup final.
LB2013–
17
PC
Peter Cargill 84 caps (Jamaica) · Harbour View, Maccabi NetanyaJamaica called him Jair, and he carried the name through fourteen years in midfield, from a first cap in 1984 to a substitute's appearance against Japan in Lyon on 26 June 1998.
CDM1984–1998
18
RA
Rudolph Austin Portmore United, SK BrannAustin scored from a free kick on 7 September 2012 as Jamaica beat the United States 2-1, their first win in 19 meetings with them.
CDM2004–
20
JM
Jobi McAnuff 32 caps (Jamaica) · 1 goals · Wimbledon, West Ham UnitedHis run through the Cardiff half in the 2011 Championship play-off semi-final ended with Reading's third goal and a Wembley final, and he took the club's armband that summer.
LM2002–2016
21
LD
Linval Dixon 96 caps (Jamaica) · Charleston Battery, Portmore UnitedOld Harbour Bay produced him, and he gave Jamaica 127 appearances between 1993 and 2003 for three goals, the first against Zambia in Kingston on 20 August 1995.
CB1991–2004
22
MH
Michael Hector 45 (as of 5 October 2026) caps (Jamaica) · Reading, Bracknell TownChelsea signed Hector on deadline day in September 2015 and he left four years later without a competitive appearance, loaned out season after season until Fulham signed him outright.
CB2015–
24
PH
Paul Hall 48 caps (Jamaica) · 14 goals · Torquay United, PortsmouthWearing 22, he started all three group games in France in 1998, and those performances turned a £70,000 signing from March 1993 into a £300,000 sale from Portsmouth to Coventry.
SS1997–2003
25
WB
Walter Boyd Jamaica called him the Blacka Pearl, and Swansea got the full package in 1999: two goals on his debut, then a sending off at the Vetch Field against Darlington before play had even restarted from the free kick that let him onto the pitch.About the editorial selection
CAM
26
AP
Alvas Powell Portmore United, Portland TimbersOn 30 August 2014, in a 3-0 win over Cascadia rivals Vancouver, Powell scored his first goal for Portland, the club that had taken him on loan from Portmore United a year earlier.
RB2012–
27
DM
Darren Mattocks Vancouver Whitecaps, Portland TimbersIn the Georgia Dome on 22 July 2015, Mattocks opened the scoring as Jamaica beat the United States 2-1 and reached a Gold Cup final for the first time, then scored again in the final against Mexico.
ST2012–
28
Jermaine Taylor Harbour View, St. George's SCAt the 2017 Gold Cup he was named in the tournament's Best XI beside Andre Blake and Kemar Lawrence, the spine of a Jamaica side that reached a second straight final.
CB2004–
Jermaine Taylor Harbour View, St. George's SCAt the 2017 Gold Cup he was named in the tournament's Best XI beside Andre Blake and Kemar Lawrence, the spine of a Jamaica side that reached a second straight final.
CB2004–
29
KS
Khari Stephenson 32 caps (Jamaica) · 3 goals · GAIS, Aalesunds FKKansas City threw their rookie into the 2004 play-offs and he answered on 30 October, scoring in the 3-0 conference semi-final win over San Jose that carried the Wizards to MLS Cup.
CAM2004–2011
30
MJ
Michael Johnson 13 caps (Jamaica) · 0 goals · Notts County, Birmingham CityBirmingham supporters called him Magic, after the basketball player, and on 12 May 2002 he started the play-off final at the Millennium Stadium in front of 71,597 as Birmingham beat Norwich on penalties to reach the Premier League.
ST1999–2003
31
RM
Ravel Morrison Birmingham City, West Ham UnitedOn 6 October 2013 at White Hart Lane he ran through the Tottenham defence on his own and finished for West Ham's third in the 79th minute of a 3-0 win.
CAM
Career sources
Identity and career · Wikidata Q642785
32
Shavar Thomas 52 caps (Jamaica) · FC Dallas, Sporting Kansas CityTen picks into the 2003 SuperDraft, Dallas called his name, and what followed was 198 MLS matches over eight seasons at four clubs, including a goal against D.C. United on 10 July 2004.
CB1999–2012
Shavar Thomas 52 caps (Jamaica) · FC Dallas, Sporting Kansas CityTen picks into the 2003 SuperDraft, Dallas called his name, and what followed was 198 MLS matches over eight seasons at four clubs, including a goal against D.C. United on 10 July 2004.
CB1999–2012
33
DW
Devon Williams Louisville City, Miami FCWilliams led St George's College in Kingston to schoolboy titles in 2008 and 2009, and Jamaica capped the midfielder everyone calls Speedy at 18, on 11 August 2010 in a 3-1 win over Trinidad and Tobago.
CDM2010–
About this XI
Jamaica's pool is led by Wes Morgan, Leon Bailey and Andre Blake. The 33 covers 3 goalkeepers, 10 defenders, 14 midfielders and 6 forwards, with sourced senior international careers spanning the 1980s to the 2020s. Pick a formation, drag your eleven onto the pitch, then explore the careers and settle the duels below. Your votes reorder the people's ranking of these 33 in real time.
Who is the greatest Jamaica footballer of all time?
The editorial collection starts with Wes Morgan. Its first five careers: Wes Morgan, Leon Bailey, Andre Blake, Ricardo Gardner, Luton Shelton. The people's ranking on this page moves with every duel vote and can disagree.
How were these 33 Jamaica players chosen?
The collection covers every position across Jamaica's football history. Honours, international records and career achievements inform the editorial order. Each entry opens a career note and its sources. Fan votes in the duels build a separate ranking.
Where can I read about the careers?
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