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I preferred my old life, says Cape Verde World Cup hero Vozinha

  • Goalkeeper Vozinha surged to global prominence following Cape Verde's historic World Cup run, with his Instagram following growing from 56,000 to 28 million. His performances earned him a Yashin Trophy nomination.
  • During the tournament, Vozinha kept clean sheets against Spain and Saudi Arabia, helping Cape Verde reach the knockout stage. He drew 0-0 with European champions Spain on debut.
  • Vozinha told Britain's Observer newspaper he has "lost my peace and tranquillity," citing constant requests for photos and autographs. Fans frequently film him in public, he said.
  • Fame has impacted his family, with fans appearing daily at his mother's home in Cape Verde. Vozinha transferred from Portuguese second-tier club Chaves to Chile's Colo-Colo in July.
  • Despite accolades, Vozinha said he would "choose the one I had before" if offered his previous life. He hopes Cape Verde harnesses momentum to improve living conditions.
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The Cape Verdean goalkeeper revealed the dark part of fame after the 2026 World Cup. Vozinha complained that he has lost his privacy

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Goalkeeper Vozinha regrets his sudden fame after the World Cup. Kapverdier misses his former life. There is only one solution.

·Berlin, Germany
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Cape Verde's goalkeeper who today has almost 30 million followers on Instagram explains that there is another side to the success he wasn't used to – and that, three months later, he would rather not have.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The World Cup's revelation goalkeeper is now experiencing the consequences of intense publicity, after his sudden explosion last summer.

·Marousi, Greece
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The World Cup revelation goalkeeper suffers the effects of the media exhibition after becoming one of the characters of last summer

·Madrid, Spain
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At the World Cup has become a social media star. Cape Verde's goalkeeper Vozinha about the disadvantages of his fame and how even his parents are affected by it.

·Berlin, Germany
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fotbolti.net broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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