Harrison. Leaked emails revealed that Harrison had allegedly requested that a portion of the fees for the transfers of John and other Central FC players be wired directly to himself and Sancho as a "personal payment." A Visé official later claimed that this request was rebuffed. Sancho left the club in February 2015 when he was appointed Trinidad and Tobago's Minister for Sport and subsequently appointed Harrison as his advisor. In September 2015, after Harrison appeared in the Central FC dressing room to congratulate the players for their victory in the 2015 Charity Shield, John and 23 other Central FC players signed a petition addressed to the club's management to voice their displeasure with Harrison's continued presence at the club in light of the transfer fee scandal and the pair's alleged pocketing of players' performance bonuses after the 2014–15 season. John made his return to the Champions League that season, playing every minute of all four of Central FC's matches in the group stage against LA Galaxy and Comunicaciones. Central failed to qualify for the knockout round, but finished second in the group after earning a win against Comunicaciones and a draw against LA Galaxy at home despite losing both away matches. In addition to the Charity Shield title, John helped Central FC win the TT Pro League and the CFU Club Championship, both for the second year in a row. On 17 August 2016, John played 90 minutes for Central FC against Sporting Kansas City in the Champions League group stage. Second spell at Ma Pau In the 2016–17 season, John played for Ma Pau Stars. Second spell at NE Stars In 2017, John won his fifth TT Pro League title with North East Stars. Queen's Park In 2018, John played for TT Super League side Queen's Park, scoring three goals in eight appearances. Third spell at Jabloteh In August 2018, John returned for a third spell with San Juan Jabloteh and was named captain of his first club. HFX Wanderers John signed with Canadian Premier League club HFX Wanderers on 10 January 2019. On 14 December 2019, the club announced that John would not be returning for the 2020 season. International career John made his Trinidad and Tobago debut on 29 February 2012, in a 4–0 win against Antigua and Barbuda. Personal life John was born in Arima on Trinidad. He was raised by his grandmother, as his