The 2026 World Cup saw the birth of a legend. Josimar José Évora Dias, better known as Vonzinha, left great performances with Cape Verde. This made the 40-year-old veteran goalkeeper completely revalue his chip.

Before the start of the 2026 World Cup, Vozinha was a free agent player. The Cape Verdean goalkeeper played for Chaves in Portugal's second division. In the last campaign, Vozinha played 21 games in which he conceded 23 goals and kept his goal clean on 6 occasions.

According to information from Transfermarkt, Vozinha's value before the World Cup was around $56,900. However, after the World Cup, that value increased on a large scale.

Josimar Dias played four games in the World Cup. The Cape Verde goalkeeper kept a clean sheet in the duels against Spain and Saudi Arabia. Vozinha received two goals from Uruguay and three from Argentina.

The good performance of the Cape Verdean goalkeeper allowed him to increase his market value. The portal updated this parameter and now Vozinha has a value of approximately $569,000.

There are several clubs that would be interested in Vonzinha's services. The good thing for the teams is that the Cape Verdean goalkeeper would arrive at zero cost. Among the linked teams, Inter Miami, Colo-Colo, Ceará, Al Diriyah FC and even Real Betis Balompié stand out.

What was the highest value in Vozinha's career?

Vozinha's current value is not the highest of his career. In fact, according to the platform focused on transfers, Vozinha had reached this value on two occasions. The first time was in November 2017 and the second in December 2018. Both with AEL Limassol from Cyprus.

In April 2018 he reached the highest value in his career. Vozinha was 31 years old, played for AEL Limassol and had a market value around Rebecca Blackwell