Two Reggae Boyz Named In IFFHS CONCACAF Team Of The Year
Two Jamaican internationals have been named in the annual CONCACAF Team of the Year, announced by the International Federation of Football History & Statistics (IFFHS).
They are Reggae Boy defenders Alvas Powell and Damion Lowe.
Prior to his recent move to FC Cincinnati, Powell spent the greater portion of the season with Major League Soccer (MLS) club Philadelphia Union. He was selected as the region’s best right back.
Lowe, who currently plays for the Egyptian club Al-Ittihad was named as part of the team’s reserves.
Earlier this year, Lowe was also named as part of the CONCACAF Gold Cup Best XI.
See the full team below:
IFFHS MEN’S CONCACAF TEAM OF THE YEAR 2021
(4-3-3)
Francisco OCHOA (Mexico/Club America)
Alvas POWELL (Jamaica/Philadelphia Union)
Edson ALVAREZ (Mexico/Ajax FC)
Miles ROBINSON (USA/Atlanta United)
Alphonso DAVIES (Canada/FC Bayern München)
Weston Mc KENNIE (USA/Juventus FC)
Bruce AARONSON (USA/RB Salzburg)
Hector HERRERA (Mexico/Atletico Madrid)
Hirving LOZANO (Mexico/Napoli SC)
Jonathan DAVID (Canada/Lille OSC)
Cyle LARIN (Canada/Besiktas)
SUBSTITUTES
Matt TURNER (USA/Revolution New England)
Damion LOWE (Jamaica/Al-Ittihad)
Sebastien VEGAS (Mexico/Monterrey)
Julian ARAUJO (USA/Galaxy LA)
Tajon BUCHANAN (Canada/Club Brugge)
Rogelio FUNES MORI (Mexico/CF Monterrey)
Ricardo PEPI (USA/FC Dallas)
COACH – Javier AGUIRRE (Mexico/CF Monterrey)
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