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Former Guaya United captain Ryan “Fry” Stewart and Matura ReUnited goalkeeper Glenroy Samuel return to the Pro League fold tomorrow with Japs North East Stars, as top flight action resumes in Couva and Point Fortin.
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Stewart is a straight swap for 20 year old Trinidad and Tobago international midfielder Neveal Hackshaw, who left Stars for USL club, Charleston Battery, earlier this month.
The transfer window closed last Friday, although former Central FC captain Marvin Oliver—who the Pro League’s Player Status Committee released from his contact last week—will be allowed to sign for another team as a free agent.
Otherwise, the Pro League’s 10 clubs have put the finishing touches on their squads for the remainder of the 2016/17 season.
Arguably, the most intriguing signing is former Kazakhstan-based defender Robert Primus who has joined Morvant Caledonia United, as the former San Juan Jabloteh and Trinidad and Tobago international player tries to resume his career after debilitating knee injuries during his stint with FC Aktobe.
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The following is a list of recent signings, courtesy the Pro league’s website:
(Central FC)
Michael Yaw Darko: From Real Maracas (National Super League)
Samuel Delice: From St Ann’s Rangers
(Club Sando)
Trevon Mitchell: From Club Sando Moruga (National Super League)
Shannon Phillip: From Hurricane Sports Club (Grenada)
Jason Belfon: From Paradise FC (Grenada)
Rickson Phillip: From Mt Rich FC (Grenada)
Moron Phillip: From Hurricane SC (Grenada)
Bradley Nestor: Free agent (USA)
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(Defence Force)
Akeem Roach: From Morvant Caledonia United
(Morvant Caledonia United)
Robert Primus: Free agent
Mensah Maestro: From Cunupia FC (National Super League)
(North East Stars)
Anthony Wolfe: Free agent
Ryan Stewart: From Guaya United (National Super League)
Glenroy Samuel: From Matura ReUnited (National Super League)
Reon Noel: Back from loan at Guaya United (National Super League)
Collin Samuel: From Guaya United (National Super League)
Jean-Luc Rochford: From Central FC
Kerry Baptiste: From Central FC
Kerry Daniel: From Cunupia FC (National Super League)
Anthony Guppy: From Morvant Caledonia United
Kion Joseph: From W Connection
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(Point Fortin Civic)
Sylvester Teesdale: From Petrotrin Palo Seco (National Super League)
Juma Clarence: From Marabella Family Crisis Centre (National Super League)
Trent Lougheed: From Barrackpore United (National Super League)
(Police FC)
Dillon Kirton: From Barataria Ball Players (EFA)
Theon Browne: From Police FC (National Super League)
Devon Jamerson: Free agent (Returning player)
Kerry Frederick: Free agent (Returning player)
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(San Juan Jabloteh)
Akeem Benjamin: From Central FC
(St Ann’s Rangers)
Johan Peltier: Free agent
Anslem Jackson: From WASA FC (National Super League)
Kareem Eastman: From Redhill FC
Keino Goodridge: Free agent
Jeromie Williams: From Club Sando
Jomoul Francois: From North East Stars
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(W Connection)
Hughtun Hector: From Hanoi T&T (Vietnam)
Daneil Cyrus: From Chicago Fire (MLS)
Paolo De La Guardia: Free agent (Panama)
Jelani Peters: From St Ann’s Rangers
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Pro League fixtures
(Tuesday March 1)
St Ann’s Rangers v Defence Force, 6 pm, Ato Boldon Stadium;
Club Sando v North East Stars, 8 pm, Ato Boldon Stadium;
Point Fortin Civic v Central FC, 6 pm, Mahaica Oval;
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