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World Cup hero Vozinha in bid to keep name for new club career

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World Cup hero Vozinha in bid to keep name for new club career
Channel NewsAsia
Channel NewsAsia52 mins ago
World Cup hero Vozinha in bid to keep name for new club career
July 30 : Chilean club Colo-Colo are seeking permission for new signing Vozinha to use his footballing nickname on his shirt when he debuts for the club as expected later this month despite regulations in the South American country prohibiting it.The 40-year-old proved a goalkeeping sensation for Cape Verde at the Worl
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The Rio Times
The Rio Times1 days ago
Chile’s Colo-Colo Fights to Keep Vozinha Jersey Name
Chilean Football Regulation Key Facts —The rule. Article 36 of Liga de Primera bases requires paternal or maternal surnames on shirts and explicitly bans nicknames. —The player. Goalkeeper Josimar José Évora Dias, known universally as Vozinha, would need to use “Dias” or “Évora Dias” on his shirt. —The request. Colo-Co
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The Sun2 days ago
Cape Verde’s World Cup hero keeper Vozinha forced to CHANGE NAME to play for next club
WORLD CUP hero Vozinha will don a shirt bearing an unfamiliar name at new club Colo-Colo. The Cape Verde goalkeeper, 40, became an overnight star with a string of heroic performances at this summer's tournament. Those displays convinced Chilean giants Colo-Colo to snap him up as a free agent - sealing one of the bigges
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