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The World Cup has made Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha a $17 million star

The World Cup has made Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha a $17 million star
MarketWatch Friday 26 June 2026, 19:47 UTC By Weston Blasi 1 min read
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As Cape Verde faces off against Saudi Arabia tonight, here’s a look at what could be next for the breakout World Cup star.

As Cape Verde faces off against Saudi Arabia tonight, here’s a look at what could be next for the breakout World Cup star.
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