Vozinha has been linked with Inter Miami after leaving Chaves, where his contract ended before Cabo Verde’s World Cup campaign. The report says the Miami side has a strong interest in signing him without a transfer fee, although no agreement has been reached and negotiations should not be considered advanced or complete.
His performances for Cabo Verde appear to have increased the attention around him. The goalkeeper was widely praised during the tournament, particularly after a notable display against Spain, while Cabo Verde’s competitive run gave Vozinha an international platform late in his career.
Inter Miami owner David Beckham is reportedly keen to complete the deal after the World Cup, with contact expected to intensify in the coming days and weeks.
Any move would likely give Vozinha a very different role from the one he held for Cabo Verde. Inter Miami signed Canadian international Dayne St. Clair from Minnesota United earlier in the year, and he has reportedly established himself as the club’s first-choice goalkeeper.
That means Vozinha would likely arrive as a backup rather than a direct challenger for the starting position. His experience, leadership and dressing-room presence could nevertheless appeal to a squad competing across a demanding MLS schedule.
For Miami, the attraction would be the opportunity to add an experienced goalkeeper without a transfer fee. For Vozinha, it could represent a chance to remain in the spotlight after his World Cup breakthrough.
The next step is expected to be further contact between the parties. Until a contract is agreed and officially announced, the Inter Miami interest remains a reported possibility rather than a confirmed transfer.