Caymanian professional footballer Joshewa Frederick-Charlery has marked a successful transition to the Lynx Football Club in Gibraltar.
The 29-year-old center back officially signed with the Gibraltar-based side on 29 Jan. following what he described as “two good seasons” with Kajaanin Haka in Finland.
Reflecting on his time with Kajaani in 2024-2025, Frederick-Charlery said, “The first season I arrived, we finished mid-table, but the second season we finished second place losing the league title by one point.”
As Frederick-Charlery continues to settle in with Lynx FC, he said, “Personally I want to play as much games as possible and hopefully help the club compete for the league and cup titles for next season. I feel this was the right decision for me as it’s a good place to showcase my abilities and opportunities for growth.”
Frederick-Charlery made his debut match for Lynx on 21 Feb. in a Gibraltar Premier League fixture against St Joseph’s FC. The match resulted in a 1-0 victory for Lynx.
Over 10 years of experience
Having been a regular presence in the Cayman Islands national team programme for more than 10 years, the seasoned defender provides Lynx FC – who also competes in the Futsal Premier League – with a wealth of experience.
Frederick-Charlery’s resume includes appearances for the under-20 and under-23 national squads between 2014 and 2019.
He has been a part of Cayman’s senior men’s team since 2015 but made his senior debut against Jamaica at Independence Park in 2018. Since then, he has played 18 official matches, captaining the national side in 11 of those matches.
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