Kirani James National Stadium, home stadium of Grenada
Grenada

Grenada

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Recent form of Grenada (last five matches): L L L W L.

Founded

1924

Coach

Terry Connor

Venue

Kirani James National Stadium

City

St. George's

Capacity

10,000

Surface

grass

# Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers #4 Concacaf Nations League R0# Concacaf Nations League Qualification # Caribbean Cup # Friendlies

Squad

Lucas Akins

Lucas Akins

Attacker
9
Jamal Gittens

Jamal Gittens

Attacker
18
Myles Hippolyte

Myles Hippolyte

Attacker
8
Joshua Isaac

Joshua Isaac

Attacker
19
Darius Johnson

Darius Johnson

Attacker
7
Deanroy Phillip

Deanroy Phillip

Attacker
Raheem Raeburn

Raheem Raeburn

Attacker
Caleb Redhead

Caleb Redhead

Attacker
20
Vijay Valcin

Vijay Valcin

Attacker
19
Keston Williams

Keston Williams

Attacker
Lucas Akins

Lucas Akins

Attacker
9
Jamal Gittens

Jamal Gittens

Attacker
18
Myles Hippolyte

Myles Hippolyte

Attacker
8
Joshua Isaac

Joshua Isaac

Attacker
19
Darius Johnson

Darius Johnson

Attacker
7
Caleb Redhead

Caleb Redhead

Attacker
20
Lucas Akins

Lucas Akins

Attacker
9
Myles Hippolyte

Myles Hippolyte

Attacker
8
Joshua Isaac

Joshua Isaac

Attacker
19
Darius Johnson

Darius Johnson

Attacker
7
Vijay Valcin

Vijay Valcin

Attacker
19
Ashley Charles

Ashley Charles

Midfielder
8
Rickell Charles

Rickell Charles

Midfielder
10
Jermaine Francis

Jermaine Francis

Midfielder
15
Roma Frank

Roma Frank

Midfielder
13
Patrick Gabriel Josh

Patrick Gabriel Josh

Midfielder
21
Shavon John-Brown

Shavon John-Brown

Midfielder
11
Parish Muirhead

Parish Muirhead

Midfielder
14
Deon Phillip

Deon Phillip

Midfielder
17
Deondre Smith

Deondre Smith

Midfielder
23
Jermaine Francis

Jermaine Francis

Midfielder
15
Patrick Gabriel Josh

Patrick Gabriel Josh

Midfielder
21
Shavon John-Brown

Shavon John-Brown

Midfielder
11
Parish Muirhead

Parish Muirhead

Midfielder
14
Deon Phillip

Deon Phillip

Midfielder
17
Deondre Smith

Deondre Smith

Midfielder
23
Jermaine Francis

Jermaine Francis

Midfielder
15
Patrick Gabriel Josh

Patrick Gabriel Josh

Midfielder
21
Shavon John-Brown

Shavon John-Brown

Midfielder
11
Parish Muirhead

Parish Muirhead

Midfielder
14
Jabari De Coteau

Jabari De Coteau

Defender
3
Benjamin Ettienne

Benjamin Ettienne

Defender
2
Kayden Harrack

Kayden Harrack

Defender
5
Joshua Lett

Joshua Lett

Defender
Sawan Mark

Sawan Mark

Defender
6
AJ Paterson

AJ Paterson

Defender
16
Greg Sandiford

Greg Sandiford

Defender
13
Kane Vincent-Young

Kane Vincent-Young

Defender
16
Jabari De Coteau

Jabari De Coteau

Defender
3
Benjamin Ettienne

Benjamin Ettienne

Defender
2
Kayden Harrack

Kayden Harrack

Defender
5
Sawan Mark

Sawan Mark

Defender
6
AJ Paterson

AJ Paterson

Defender
16
Greg Sandiford

Greg Sandiford

Defender
13
Benjamin Ettienne

Benjamin Ettienne

Defender
2
Kayden Harrack

Kayden Harrack

Defender
5
Kane Vincent-Young

Kane Vincent-Young

Defender
16
Jason Belfon

Jason Belfon

Goalkeeper
1
Shaquille Charles

Shaquille Charles

Goalkeeper
Chad Phillip

Chad Phillip

Goalkeeper
12
Trishawn Thomas

Trishawn Thomas

Goalkeeper
22
Jason Belfon

Jason Belfon

Goalkeeper
1
Chad Phillip

Chad Phillip

Goalkeeper
12
Jason Belfon

Jason Belfon

Goalkeeper
1
Chad Phillip

Chad Phillip

Goalkeeper
12

Trophies

Caribbean Cup

2008, 1989

2x2nd Place

Grenada

The Grenada national football team, known as the Spice Boys, represents the Caribbean island nation in international football under the Grenada Football Association, affiliated with CONCACAF and FIFA. A small island with a population of roughly 125,000, Grenada competes in the CONCACAF Nations League and World Cup qualifying rounds. The team made their first significant international breakthrough by qualifying for the CONCACAF Gold Cup in 2023, marking a milestone for Caribbean football development. Grenada relies on a combination of locally developed players and diaspora talent, with players based in the United Kingdom and North America joining the national setup. Despite limited resources and infrastructure compared to larger football nations, the Spice Boys continue to grow the game domestically and make their presence felt in the Caribbean football scene.