Transfer Market: Vozinha in Talks with South American Giants

Vozinha's performances at the 2026 World Cup continue to bear fruit. The Cape Verdean international goalkeeper, currently a free agent after his contract with Chaves expired, is reportedly in negotiations to join Colo Colo, one of South America's most historic clubs.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the Santiago-based club has already submitted an offer to the shot-stopper, receiving a counter-proposal from the player's representatives. Colo Colo is expected to decide between Vozinha and Uruguayan Santiago Mele in the coming days to bolster their goalkeeping ranks.

Vozinha's display at the 2026 World Cup firmly placed him on the international radar. The experienced goalkeeper was a key figure in Cape Verde's impressive campaign, delivering several high-level performances that caught the attention of clubs from various markets, and he currently has other offers from South America.

Should the deal materialize, Vozinha would join the most decorated club in Chilean football. Founded in 1925, Colo Colo boasts 34 national championships, 14 Chilean Cups, and famously won the Copa Libertadores in 1991, making them one of the continent's most iconic teams.