Vozinha delivered an outstanding performance during the recent World Cup, becoming one of the tournament’s standout players. The 40-year-old goalkeeper played a vital role for the Cape Verde national team, which reached the Round of 16.
In a hard-fought match, they narrowly lost 2-3 to Argentina in extra time. His remarkable saves captured the attention of fans and made him a social media sensation, potentially opening the door to a high-profile transfer opportunity.
According to the Spanish newspaper “MARCA,” Vozinha has caught the attention of Inter Miami. The club, co-owned by David Beckham, is reportedly considering offering the 92-time Cape Verde international a short-term contract.
Should the move materialise, the experienced goalkeeper would share the locker room with stars such as Leo Messi and Casemiro. Joining the team, known as the Flamingos, could be a fantastic conclusion to Vozinha’s illustrious career. Standing at 189 centimetres tall, the veteran keeper is currently a free agent after his contract with Portugal’s GD Chaves recently expired.
His football résumé includes stints at various clubs such as Batuque FC, CS Mindelense, Progresso do Sambizangi, Zimbru Chișinău, Gil Vicente, AS Trenčín, and AEL Limassol. Last season, Vozinha featured in 19 matches, conceding 23 goals while securing 6 clean sheets along the way.