Cabo Verde Overview

Unbeatable at 40! Vozinha stars on Colo-Colo league debut

Cape Verde World Cup hero Vozinha maintained his immaculate defensive record for Colo-Colo by keeping a clean sheet on his Chilean top-flight debut against Huachipato. The 40-year-old goalkeeper produced an assured display in southern Chile to ensure Los Albos extended their commanding lead at the summit of the Primera Division table.

World Cup sensation Vozinha set for shock Colo-Colo U-turn

Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha is set to pull off a dramatic transfer U-turn after failing to board his flight to complete a move to South American giants Colo-Colo. The 40-year-old shot-stopper has received a lucrative late offer to reunite with his former national team manager, throwing the Chilean club's pre-season planning into total disarray.

'Moved the sport forward' - Taft on the World Cup's impact

Mic'd Up: Fox's Jenny Taft praised the camaraderie of the USMNT and insisted that the World Cup can be a launching pad for future soccer fans.

Argentina v Cabo Verde: Round of 32 - FIFA World Cup 2026

Messi & Mbappe beaten to World Cup Goal of the Tournament award

Sidny Lopes Cabral has officially secured the 2026 World Cup Goal of the Tournament award following his spectacular effort against Argentina. The Cabo Verde star produced a moment of magic that saw off stiff competition from some of the biggest names in world football.

Cabo Verde Training And Press Conference - FIFA World Cup 2026

Cape Verde hero Vozinha has a new club!

Cape Verde's World Cup breakout star Vozinha has officially secured a move to Chilean heavyweights Colo-Colo following his heroic exploits on the global stage. The veteran goalkeeper became a viral sensation during the summer tournament, attracting interest from across the globe before deciding on a move to South America.

Mbappe, Rodri & GOAL's Team of the 2026 World Cup

After five weeks, a record 104 matches played and 308 goals scored, the 2026 World Cup is officially over. From a purely footballing perspective, FIFA's biggest tournament of all time did not disappoint, with 48 teams doing battle across three host countries and the vast expanse of North America. And when 46 of those nations had been whittled away, only the top two ranked teams on the planet remained: Spain and Argentina.