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40-Year-Old Vozinha Picks New Club After Cape Verde's Breakout World Cup
United States⚽ Sports9 hr. ago

40-Year-Old Vozinha Picks New Club After Cape Verde's Breakout World Cup

Josimar Dias, known as Vozinha, a 40-year-old goalkeeper from Cape Verde, has signed with Colo-Colo in Chile after his standout performance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Vozinha gained international recognition during the tournament, where Cape Verde exceeded expectations by becoming the third-smallest nation to qualify and advancing to the knockout stage. His performances included two clean sheets, notably shutting out Spain, which earned him widespread acclaim. Despite his success, Vozinha’s move to Chile marks the end of his time in Major League Soccer (MLS), where he had previously played. Cape Verde’s historic run in the World Cup captured global attention, with the team finishing second in their group behind Spain and giving Argentina a tough battle in the Round of 32.

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40-Year-Old Vozinha Picks New Club After Cape Verde's Breakout World Cup

Josimar Dias, known as Vozinha, a 40-year-old goalkeeper from Cape Verde, has signed with Colo-Colo in Chile after his standout performance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Vozinha gained international recognition during the tournament, where Cape Verde exceeded expectations by becoming the third-smallest nation to qualify and advancing to the knockout stage. His performances included two clean sheets, notably shutting out Spain, which earned him widespread acclaim. Despite his success, Vozinha’s move to Chile marks the end of his time in Major League Soccer (MLS), where he had previously played. Cape Verde’s historic run in the World Cup captured global attention, with the team finishing second in their group behind Spain and giving Argentina a tough battle in the Round of 32.

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