List of Trinidadian football transfers 2009

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This is a list of Trinidadian football transfers during the 2009 season. Only moves featuring at least one TT Pro League club are listed. Transfers that were made following the conclusion of the 2008 season on 29 November 2008 and during the 2009 season, which ran until 27 October 2009, are listed.

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Players without a club cannot join one at any time, either during or in between transfer windows. Clubs within or outside the Pro League may sign players on loan at any time. If need be, clubs may sign a goalkeeper on an emergency loan, if all others are unavailable.

Transfers

All players and clubs without with a flag are from Trinidad and Tobago. In addition, transfers involving Major League Soccer clubs in the United States and Canada technically have the league as the second party and not the listed club. MLS player contracts are owned by the league and not by individual clubs.

DatePlayerMoving fromMoving toFee
8 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Howard Lowe Caledonia AIA Flag of Guyana.svg Alpha United FC Undisclosed [1]
8 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Sean Johnson Tobago United Flag of Guyana.svg Alpha United FC Loan
8 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Kelvin Smith Tobago United Flag of Guyana.svg Alpha United FC Loan
10 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Kevin Beaton Caledonia AIA Flag of Guyana.svg Bakewell Topp XX Undisclosed [2]
10 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Carey Harris Tobago United Flag of Guyana.svg Bakewell Topp XX Loan
10 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Collie Hercules Tobago United Flag of Guyana.svg Bakewell Topp XX Loan
10 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Kayode McKinnon Tobago United Flag of Guyana.svg Bakewell Topp XX Loan
10 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Richard Reynolds Tobago United Flag of Guyana.svg Bakewell Topp XX Loan
10 December 2008 Javin Crawford Tobago United Flag of Guyana.svg Bakewell Topp XX Undisclosed
10 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Selwyn Isaacs Tobago United Flag of Guyana.svg Bakewell Topp XX Undisclosed
15 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Gregory Richardson Joe Public Flag of Guyana.svg Pele FC Loan [3]
16 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Charles Pollard Caledonia AIA Flag of Guyana.svg Pele FC Loan [4]
21 December 2008 Flag of Guyana.svg Tichard Joseph Tobago United Flag of Guyana.svg Buxton United Loan [5]
9 January 2009 Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Miguel Lloyd Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Barcelona FC W Connection Free
23 January 2009 Hector Sam Unattached San Juan Jabloteh Free [6]
29 January 2009 Jamal Gay Joe Public Flag of Germany.svg Rot-Weiß Oberhausen Undisclosed [7]
6 February 2009 Hayden Tinto Caledonia AIA Joe Public Free [8]
6 February 2009 Daurance Williams San Juan Jabloteh Joe Public Free
6 February 2009 Michael Woods Caledonia AIA Joe Public Free
12 February 2009 Micah Lewis San Juan Jabloteh Joe Public Free [9]
18 February 2009 Sean Cooper Unattached Tobago United Free
18 February 2009 Julien Landeau San Juan Jabloteh Joe Public Free [10]
18 February 2009 Atiba McKnight W Connection Joe Public Free
18 February 2009 Akeem Parris United Petrotrin Joe Public Free
18 February 2009 John Stewart Unattached Joe Public Free
20 February 2009 Cyd Gray San Juan Jabloteh United Petrotrin Free [11]
20 February 2009 Stokely Mason Unattached United Petrotrin Free
20 February 2009 Nigel Pierre Unattached United Petrotrin Free
20 February 2009 Aurtis Whitley W Connection United Petrotrin Free
23 February 2009 Kevon Villaroel San Juan Jabloteh Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Puerto Rico Islanders Undisclosed [12]
27 February 2009 Flag of Guyana.svg Gregory Richardson Joe Public Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Toronto FC Undisclosed [13]
11 March 2009 Terrence McAllister Joe Public Flag of the United States.svg Cleveland City Stars Undisclosed [14]
17 March 2009 Matthew Bartholomew Flag of Hungary.svg Ferencváros W Connection Free [15]
17 March 2009 Aaron Downing Flag of Hungary.svg Ferencváros W Connection Free
17 March 2009 Glenton Wolfe Unattached W Connection Free
17 March 2009 Kevon Woodley United Petrotrin W Connection Free
17 March 2009 Keryn Navarro Unattached W Connection Free
23 March 2009 Keyon Edwards St. Ann's Rangers Caledonia AIA Free [16]
23 March 2009 Judah Hernandez Unattached Caledonia AIA Free
23 March 2009 Kevin Mussio San Juan Jabloteh Caledonia AIA Free
23 March 2009 Conrad Smith Caledonia AIA Joe Public Free
30 March 2009 Trent Noel San Juan Jabloteh United Petrotrin Undisclosed [17]
14 April 2009 Errol McFarlane Flag of Lebanon.svg Al-Mabarrah St. Ann's Rangers Free [18]
20 April 2009 Stephen Cruickshank Ma Pau Flag of the United States.svg Cleveland City Stars Undisclosed [19]
22 April 2009 Anthony Wolfe Unattached Ma Pau Free [20]
27 April 2009 Nigel Daniel Unattached United Petrotrin Free [21]
2 May 2009 Quincy Charles Ma Pau Joe Public Free [22]
2 May 2009 Akiel Guevara Unattached Joe Public Free
4 May 2009 Arnold Dwarika Joe Public United Petrotrin Free [23]
4 May 2009 Gary Glasgow Joe Public United Petrotrin Free
4 May 2009 Ian Gray Unattached United Petrotrin Free
8 May 2009 Lyndon Andrews Joe Public Ma Pau Free
8 May 2009 Kerry Noray Joe Public Ma Pau Free
8 May 2009 Kevin Molino San Juan Jabloteh Ma Pau Loan [24]
8 May 2009 Mekeil Williams San Juan Jabloteh Ma Pau Loan
11 May 2009 Keon Daniel Unattached Caledonia AIA Free [25]
18 May 2009 Cornell Glen San Juan Jabloteh Flag of the United States.svg San Jose Earthquakes Undisclosed
9 June 2009 Kevaughn Connell Unattached San Juan Jabloteh Free [26]
8 July 2009 Travis Mulraine Joe Public San Juan Jabloteh Undisclosed [27]
13 July 2009 Flag of Japan.svg Yu Hoshide Flag of the United States.svg Northern Virginia Royals Joe Public Free [28]
16 July 2009 Jan-Michael Williams Flag of Hungary.svg Ferencváros W Connection Free
23 July 2009 Errol McFarlane St. Ann's Rangers Flag of the United States.svg Rochester Rhinos Undisclosed [29]
23 July 2009 Russell Latapy Unattached Caledonia AIA Free [30]
27 July 2009 Anthony Rougier Unattached FC South End Free [31]
4 August 2009 Trent Noel United Petrotrin Joe Public Undisclosed [32]
4 August 2009 Marcus Joseph FC South End Joe Public Free
4 August 2009 Daneil Cyrus Trinidad and Tobago U20 Joe Public Free
12 August 2009 Flag of Sierra Leone.svg Alusine Bangura Flag of Sierra Leone.svg Mighty Blackpool W Connection Free [33]
14 August 2009 Romauld Aguillera Unattached W Connection Free [34]
20 August 2009 Dennis Lawrence Unattached San Juan Jabloteh Free [35]
24 August 2009 Flag of Guyana.svg Randolph Jerome Flag of the United States.svg Pittsburgh Riverhounds Caledonia AIA Loan
1 September 2009 Radanfah Abu Bakr Caledonia AIA Flag of England.svg Swansea City Loan [36]
3 September 2009 Flag of England.svg Luke Gullick Flag of England.svg Chippenham Town San Juan Jabloteh Loan [37]
13 September 2009 Glenton Wolfe W Connection San Juan Jabloteh Free [38]
21 September 2009 Flag of Brazil.svg Murilo Da Costa W Connection San Juan Jabloteh Loan
22 September 2009 Flag of the United States.svg Carlos Diaz Flag of Hungary.svg Ferencváros W Connection Free [39]
17 October 2009 Flag of Jamaica.svg Kevin Graham Flag of Jamaica.svg August Town Caledonia AIA Undisclosed [40]
17 October 2009 Ryan Stewart Flag of the United States.svg Cleveland City Stars Caledonia AIA Free

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