Reading FC goalkeeper returns early from international duty

Boyce-Clarke, 21, has risen through the ranks at Berkshire and is still a highly rated young goalkeeper, but is behind Joel Pereira in the current pecking order.

The young player has already made two cup appearances this season and was called up by former England coach Steve McClaren for Jamaica's international matches.

The goalkeeper was on the bench for the 0-0 draw against Cuba on Saturday, but the association has since confirmed that he will return to Berkshire early.

Shaquan Davis has replaced Coniah Boyce Clarke in the squad and will travel to Honduras 🇭🇳 today. Boyce-Clarke has been recalled by Reading FC due to an injury to one of the club's first team goalkeepers. We wish Coniah a safe journey home to the UK 🇬🇧. pic.twitter.com/cUX59Oq0SH

– Official JFF (@jff_football) 8 September 2024

“Boyce-Clarke has been recalled by Reading FC due to an injury sustained by one of the club's first-team goalkeepers,” a statement said.

Teenage defender Tyler Bindon was due to play for the New Zealand national team but did not travel due to a head injury sustained in last week's 2-0 win over Charlton Athletic.

Charlie Savage plays for the Wales U21 national team, while Basil Tuma played for the Malta U21 national team last week.

On Saturday, Reading host Leyton Orient. The O's have yet to pick up a point in League One.