Inter Miami have set their sights on signing veteran Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha following his release from Portuguese second-division side G.D. Chaves, as the MLS club looks to bolster its squad with experienced talent.
The 40-year-old shot-stopper has emerged as a surprise target after delivering a standout performance against Lionel Messi’s Argentina in the World Cup knockout stage. Despite Cape Verde entering the clash as clear underdogs, Vozinha produced a series of remarkable saves that kept his side competitive throughout the encounter.
His display, widely praised by fans, media, and opponents alike, did not go unnoticed—particularly by decision-makers in Miami, where the match was played. The commanding presence and composure he showed between the posts have reportedly impressed Inter Miami’s technical team.
Vozinha is currently a free agent after his contract with G.D. Chaves expired on June 30, 2026, a situation that significantly eases the path for negotiations. With no transfer fee required, discussions are expected to progress swiftly as the MLS outfit explores the possibility of adding the experienced goalkeeper to their ranks.
Should the move materialize, Vozinha would bring a wealth of experience and leadership to Inter Miami, offering both depth and reliability in goal. For the Cape Verde international, the potential switch represents a late-career opportunity to compete in a growing league on a global stage.
As talks loom, all eyes will be on whether Inter Miami can secure the signature of a goalkeeper whose recent performances have reignited global attention.
