Cape Verde’s goalkeeper Vozinha, who gained fame during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, is on the verge of signing with Chilean club Colo Colo, as confirmed by club president Anibal Mosa. The 40-year-old, currently a free agent, is scheduled to travel to Chile for a medical check-up before finalizing the transfer and being officially unveiled at the Estadio Monumental. Mosa mentioned that Vozinha’s impressive World Cup performances earned him this opportunity, emphasizing the commercial benefits the transfer would bring to Colo Colo.
Colo Colo teased the impending signing on social media by sharing an image resembling Vozinha’s distinctive curly hair, sparking excitement among fans. Vozinha, who left the Portuguese second-division club Chaves before the World Cup, made a mark at the tournament and was even voted into FIFA’s fan-selected World Cup Dream Team for his stellar displays representing Cape Verde. His standout performances, including holding eventual champions Spain to a goalless draw and pushing runners-up Argentina to extra time, have paved the way for his move to one of South America’s renowned clubs.
