INTERNATIONAL CALL-UP: Brown Earns Jamaica Senior Team Selection for Unity Cup
Derby County youngster Dajaune Brown has received a significant boost in his international career after being named in Jamaica’s senior squad for the upcoming Unity Cup tournament in London.
The 20-year-old forward, who spent the 2025/26 campaign on loan at Port Vale in Sky Bet League One, has been rewarded for his development with a call-up to the Reggae Boyz’ senior setup. Brown has previously represented Jamaica at Under-23 level, but this latest selection marks an important step forward as he prepares to compete alongside the nation’s established international stars.
The fourth edition of the Unity Cup will be staged at Charlton Athletic’s Valley Stadium between May 26 and May 30, bringing together four nations in what promises to be an exciting international competition. Jamaica will face strong opposition from Nigeria, India and Zimbabwe, with all four teams competing for the prestigious trophy.
Nigeria enter the tournament as defending champions after defeating Jamaica in a dramatic penalty shootout during last year’s final, a result the Reggae Boyz will be eager to avenge. Brown’s inclusion gives him the opportunity to showcase his talent on the international stage and strengthen his claim for a regular place in Jamaica’s senior squad moving forward.
For Derby County, Brown’s selection represents further recognition of the club’s ability to develop promising young players. The Rams will closely follow his progress throughout the tournament as he looks to make an impression in Jamaican colours and gain valuable experience at senior international level.
The call-up is another important milestone in Brown’s rapidly growing career.
