Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha has signed a contract with Colo Colo, according to Aníbal Mosa, president of the company that manages the Chilean club. The 40-year-old is expected to travel to Chile for medical examinations before being presented at Estadio Monumental.
The move follows a World Cup in which Vozinha drew wide attention for his saves against major opponents, including Spain and Argentina. His Cape Verde side exited after a 3-2 extra-time defeat to Argentina in the round of 32.
Colo Colo also acknowledged the goalkeeper’s arrival through a social-media welcome message, adding to the anticipation around a signing that has drawn interest beyond the club’s own fan base. Local media have reported an 18-month contract, though the source material does not cite a formal club document confirming that term.
For Colo Colo, the story is not only about adding an experienced goalkeeper but also about bringing in one of the tournament’s most visible late-career figures. The next steps will be the medical process and official presentation in Santiago.
Discussion
Sign in to join the discussion.
Sign in / Register