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Josimar Dias is 40 years old, and across nineteen years of professional football he won a single trophy. Across Cape Verde he is known as Vozinha. Most of his career happened in places the World Cup never reaches: a season in Moldova, a spell in Angola, some time in Slovakia, five years in Cyprus, a few stops back home.
He grew up in Mindelo, a port town on the island of Sรฃo Vicente, raised by his grandparents. His first game for the national team came in 2012, when he was 26. Over the years that followed he played more times for Cape Verde than almost anyone in its history, more than 90 games in all, turning out at four Africa Cup of Nations tournaments while signing for small clubs across Europe and Africa. His only trophy came in 2019, a Cypriot Cup with AEL Limassol, the club's first in three decades.
Almost none of this was known outside Cape Verde until June. The country had failed to reach a World Cup seven times before it finally won its qualifying group ahead of Cameroon, finishing the job with a 3-0 win over Eswatini in October 2025. A nation of about 525,000 people, roughly the size of a mid-sized city, was going to the World Cup.
Then came Spain, ranked second in the world, in the opening game. Vozinha faced 27 shots and saved seven of them, and the game finished 0-0, so Spain never scored against him. At 40 years and 12 days he became the oldest player ever to appear in a country's first World Cup match, and only the third goalkeeper over 40 to play a whole World Cup game without letting a goal in, after Peter Shilton and Dino Zoff. He was named man of the match and cried at the final whistle. He had started the tournament with 50,000 Instagram followers. Two days later he had 14 million.
Cape Verde held Saudi Arabia to another 0-0, which took them into the last 32 teams, the smallest country ever to get that far at a World Cup. On Friday they met defending champions Argentina in Miami. Vozinha made eight saves, four of them off Lionel Messi, including a 73rd-minute free kick that Messi hit about as well as a ball can be hit. Cape Verde drew level twice, once in normal time and once in extra time, before Argentina edged it 3-2, the winning goal going in off one of Cape Verde's own players. He finished with more than 18 million followers.
The one thing he had said he wanted from this World Cup was for his mother to watch him play. The family could not cover the cost of a US visa in time, and it took a public effort to get her there in the closing days. She reached Miami with days to spare, and she was in the stadium for his final match.