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Last update: 3 hours agoVozinha’s Colo-Colo debut: Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha says he always believed he was a “big club” player after his World Cup breakout, and was officially unveiled by Chilean giants Colo-Colo in Santiago. The 40-year-old, whose move was delayed by visa and personal matters, says the World Cup is “in the past” as he starts a new chapter, representing Cape Verdean people who “work hard and never give up.” Coaching shake-up: Pedro “Bubista” Brito has stepped down as Cape Verde head coach after the team’s historic 2026 World Cup run, signing a two-year deal with Moroccan club RS Berkane. The federation thanked him for his “dedication” and said a new technical team will be announced soon. Regional football ripple: The same week, Ivory Coast confirmed Hervé Renard’s return as national coach, while Bubista’s departure adds to a broader wave of African coaching changes after the World Cup.
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