Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha, a standout at the recently held World Cup, is set to join Chilean club Colo Colo. Multiple reports say the 40-year-old keeper reached an agreement with the club following his performances in the tournament, where he made a series of notable saves against top teams including Spain and Argentina. One outlet reports that he has agreed to move to Colo Colo in a deal that is described as a verbal agreement, while another says Colo Colo has signed him, indicating the transfer is either completed or at an advanced stage. Coverage also frames Vozinha as a breakthrough player whose World Cup exploits drew broad attention and led to interest from clubs. The reports describe Colo Colo as one of Chile’s biggest and most popular clubs. At least one source attributes the latest status to transfer-insider Fabrizio Romano, who reports that an agreement has been reached. The common thread across the outlets is that Vozinha’s World Cup performances are driving the transfer, with details of timing and final documentation varying between accounts.