Charlton Athletic winger Tyreece Campbell is the only new name in the Reggae Boyz squad ahead of their final two games in the second round of Concacaf World Cup qualifiers against British Virgin Islands and Guatemala.

The 21-year-old London-born winger has acquired his Jamaican passport and could be in line to make his debut for Jamaica during the upcoming fixtures.

Campbell finished with seven goals and an assist during Charlton’s successful promotion campaign to the English Championship, their first time back in England’s second division since 2020.

Burton Albion’s Rumarn Burrell, who made his debut last week in the Unity Cup, keeps his place in the squad.

A number of the team’s regulars make a return to the squad including the likes of Leon Bailey, Demarai Gray, Damion Lowe and captain Andre Blake.

Jamaica play away to BVI on Saturday before hosting Guatemala on Tuesday at the National Stadium.

The Reggae Boyz are currently in pole position to qualify for the final round of qualifying as they sit on six points in Group E.

The full squad is as follows:

Goalkeepers- Andre Blake, Shaquan Davis, Jahmali Waite

Defenders – Damion Lowe, Richard King, Kyle Ming, Dexter Lembikisa, Amari’i Bell, Greg Leigh, Mason Holgate, Joel Latibeaudiere

Midfielders – Isaac Hayden, Kasey Palmer, Ravel Morrison, Jon Russell, Dwayne Atkinson

Forwards – Leon Bailey, Demarai Gray, Renaldo Cephas, Kaheim Dixon, Warner Brown, Rumarn Burrell, Tyreece Campbell, Romario Williams.