According to Mundo Deportivo, Cape Verdean goalkeeper Voznia is reconsidering his future before signing with Colo-Colo.
Cape Verdean goalkeeper José Evora Diaz, also known as Voziña, is one of the most talked-about figures during the 2026 World Cup. His outstanding performances in the tournament have drawn attention and earned him surprising recognition on social media.
Before the World Cup began, Voznia's contract with Portugal's Chaves, a second-tier league team, had expired, and the club decided not to renew it. After Cape Verde's hard-fought extra-time elimination by Argentina in the round of 32, many teams showed interest in Voznia.
Vozinha appears to have chosen Colo-Colo as his next destination. In fact, the Chilean club announced his signing a few days ago, although the player himself has not yet completed the signing. Therefore, rumors are increasing that the transfer may fall through and that Morocco's Belcani is interested in him.
According to Chilean media reports, Voznia received a call from Bubita, his coach during the World Cup, who has now taken over the Moroccan team.
Colo-Colo remains optimistic about Voznia's arrival. According to journalist André Vieira, the player will indeed join the Chilean club. Voznia's agent, Vasconcelos, also supported this claim on Thursday, stating, "We will depart as soon as the issues are resolved."
Despite these statements, Colo-Colo fans have begun to grow impatient, as Voznia was originally scheduled to arrive in Chile last Tuesday, but was subsequently postponed to Thursday, and he still did not arrive that day.
The name used on the back of Voznia's jersey has also sparked considerable controversy. Initially, the Chilean National Professional Football Association did not approve his use of the nickname, but last Friday, local time, the Chilean Football Presidential Council passed a special vote and finally agreed to allow the Cape Verdean goalkeeper to use "Voznia" on the back of his jersey.
