Bonaire Football Federation Board Steps Down Voluntarily

Georgian top-flight club Dinamo Tbilisi is reportedly considering a transfer move for Curaçao international winger Brandley Kuwas. The 33-year-old became a free agent on July 1st after his contract with Dutch club FC Volendam expired. Kuwas is a seasoned player with international experience, having represented Curaçao in the CONCACAF Gold Cup and other competitions. His availability on a free transfer makes him an attractive option for clubs looking to add experienced wing play without a transfer fee. Dinamo Tbilisi competes in the Erovnuli Liga, Georgia's top professional football league, and has historically recruited European-based players. Should the move go through, it would mark a new chapter in Kuwas's career as he transitions away from Dutch football.

Curaçaoan footballer Lutsharel Geertruida has confirmed that he will not be returning to Sunderland FC following the English Championship club's decision not to make his loan move from RB Leipzig permanent. The 26-year-old defender spent the 2024-25 season on loan at the Stadium of Light, making 30 appearances across all competitions. Sunderland opted against activating a permanent transfer clause, ending Geertruida's stint with the club. The decision closes the door on what had been a notable loan spell for the Curaçao international in English football. Geertruida is expected to return to RB Leipzig, where his future will now need to be reassessed ahead of the upcoming season.

Curaçao's delegation is in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, to compete in the Central American and Caribbean Games. The first Curaçao athletes to see action are Sarah Anita and Aydan Gomez, who are competing in tennis as the sporting event gets underway. The delegation has been described as being in full swing with preparations ahead of their events. The Central American and Caribbean Games are a major regional multi-sport competition, making participation a significant milestone for the island's athletes. The tennis matches mark the opening of Curaçao's campaign at the games, with more athletes expected to follow in other disciplines.