Guy Cabral has been added to the Bermuda squad for the forthcoming CONCACAF Nations League fixtures, the Bermuda Football Association announced on Monday. The 27‑year‑old centre‑back, who has spent the past season with the St. George’s Rangers, will join a roster that includes several returning regulars.

Cabral’s selection comes after a string of solid performances in the Premier League, where he made 23 appearances and kept eight clean sheets. The defender’s work rate and aerial prowess caught the attention of head coach Trevor McNaughton, who noted Cabral’s “consistent defensive discipline and ability to read the game” as key factors in the decision.

The national team faces a challenging match against the United States in the second round of the Nations League, a game that will test Bermuda’s defensive resilience. Cabral’s experience in high‑pressure matches at both club and international youth levels is expected to bolster the squad’s backline.

“Cabral has shown the quality and attitude required at the international level,” McNaughton said. “We are confident that he will contribute positively to the team’s defensive structure as we prepare for the upcoming fixture.”

Bermuda supporters are hopeful that Cabral’s inclusion will add fresh energy to the Bar as the team looks to improve its standing in the regional competition.