World Cup Standout Vozinha Completes Free Transfer to Colo-Colo
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha has joined Chilean leaders Colo-Colo on a free transfer from Chaves, bringing World Cup form and extensive Liga Portugal 2 experience to Santiago.
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Cape Verde World Cup Standout Vozinha Set for Colo-Colo Move After Chaves Exit
Forty-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha has reached an agreement to join Chilean giants Colo-Colo following his standout World Cup with Cape Verde, with a medical and presentation at Estadio Monumental expected in the coming days.
Vozinha and Pina Lead Cape Verde's World Cup Breakthrough as Unsung Heroes Take Center Stage
Cape Verde goalkeeper Josimar Jose Evora Dias and midfielder Kevin Pina have emerged as defining figures at the 2026 World Cup, turning low expectations into historic runs against Spain, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, and Uruguay.
World Cup Stars Without a Club: The Free-Agent Story Families Are Talking About
Several global stars entered the 2026 World Cup without a club after contracts expired on June 30. From Vozinha's heroics to Partey, Bakambu, Modric and Salah, here is what it means for fans.
World Cup Free Agents XI: Vozinha, Stones, Salah and the Stars Still Hunting a Club
With summer contracts expired, a standout lineup of World Cup performers remains on the market. From Cape Verde's viral goalkeeper to Egypt's Mohamed Salah, here is the free-agent XI reshaping the post-tournament transfer window.
Argentina Must Respect Cape Verde's Defiance as World Cup Round of 16 Looms
Reigning champions Argentina face Cape Verde with caution after the Blue Sharks' resilient group run, while Lionel Messi chases history and 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha stands in his way.
The World Cup Has a Type — and These 2026 Breakouts Do Not Fit the Mold
From a 40-year-old Cape Verde goalkeeper to Canada's understated midfield engine and Algeria's creative spark, the 2026 World Cup is rewriting what a breakout star looks like.
Vozinha, 40, Keeps Back-to-Back Clean Sheets: Cape Verde's Group H Qualification Proves Small Nations Can Compete at the World Cup
After securing their second clean sheet of the tournament against Saudi Arabia, Cape Verde vice-captain Vozinha said the team has proven it can compete at the highest level; this African newcomer with a population of under 500,000 will take on Argentina and Messi in Miami as Group H runners-up.
Cape Verde vs Uruguay: African Underdogs Eye Another Shock
Group H's second match kicks off in Miami. Cape Verde's head coach says the team wants to prove a point for underdog sides across the continent, while goalkeeper Vozinha's mother has arrived in the United States to watch.
Cape Verde Goalkeeper Vozinha's Mother Granted U.S. Visa to Watch Him Live
After the 40-year-old shot-stopper kept a clean sheet against Spain, his mother has been approved for a U.S. visa and will be in the Miami stands on Sunday to watch her son face Uruguay again.
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