Name: Josh Johnson.
Club: Free Agent.
Position: Midfielder.
Born: Carenage, Trinidad.
Date of  birth: 16th-Apr-1981.
Previous Clubs: San Juan Jabloteh (Trinidad, 2000 to Jul-2006), Wrexham AFC (Wales, 28-Jul-2006 to Apr-2008).
School:  Mucurapo Senior Comprehensive (Trinidad).
Soca Warriors Online Interview: Q&A with Josh Johnson.
NOTE: A "speedy" right wing player, represented Trinidad and Tobago at the FIFA U-20 World qualifying tournament in 2001 and the 2004 Olympic qualifying series in Mexico. Johnson's pace on the right allow him to ease pass opposing defenders, he's great with crosses and can also play on-top if needed. Johnson was also adjudged Most Improved Player for his club Jabloteh during the 2005 season and shared the title for scoring the most goals (15) with team-mate Kerry Noray that same year. From 1999 to 2005 midfielder Johnson managed to score over 32 goals for San Juan Jabloteh with the 2005 season being his best.

Johnson on Luton Town trial.

By Joel Villafana.
22-Feb-2006 - Speedy winger Josh Johnson and nippy striker Kerry Noray could very well be wearing Jabloteh colours this coming season. Josh Johnson is expected back in early March from a trial with English club Luton Town and Kerry Noray is off on a short stint with Lebanese club Safa FC.
The two players were joint top scorers for CL Financial San Juan Jabloteh last season and the club is willing to welcome them both back into the fold if they wish to return.
Johnson is currently out of contract, but has already been engaging in talks with Jabloteh to sign a new contract.
Jabloteh's head coach Terry Fenwick is also eager to welcome back the two players, he told ttproleague.com "I will be delighted to have both Josh and Kerry back in my squad—I am very familiar with them, they have grown and developed as players under me and I think they are both great talents, they both have the ability to score goals and I will welcome them back both with open arms."
The San Juan based club recently made a big sweep, securing the signatures of Anton and Glenton Wolfe from North East Stars—the Wolfe brothers have both caught the eye of National head Coach Leo Beenhakker and are on the verge of International duty for Trinidad and Tobago.
This coming season Jabloteh is promising an almost total local outfit when they take the field.
Jabloteh Director Toussant Boyce confirmed this saying, " At the moment the Pro League squad is comprised almost entirely of Trinidad and Tobago players some of whom are widely known stars and some of whom are young stars in the making. Indeed, the core of our Pro League team is going to be a powerful unit of about nine locally based national players some of whom we look forward to see play in the World Cup Finals in Germany. We expect them to take the Pro League to another level with consistent displays of football of the highest quality. The fans deserve that. The country needs to see its local stars at their very best and Jabloteh football is happy to provide this opportunity. "