After elimination, Vozinha opens doors to play in Brazil: "It would be good"
After Argentina's exciting qualification to the round of 16 of the World Cup over Cape Verde, goalkeeper Vozinha, one of the highlights of the African team in the competition, commented on the possibility of playing in Brazilian football.
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Messi scored Argentina's first goal against Cape Verde - Megan Briggs/Getty Images
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Sidny Lopes Cabral celebrates with Deroy Duarte after scoring Cape Verde's equalizer - Michael Reaves/Getty Images
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Sidny Lopes Cabral, from Cape Verde, celebrates scoring the equalizer against Argentina - Michael Reaves/Getty Images
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Vozinha defends a free kick taken by Messi - IMAGO/Shutterstock
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Vozinha defends Messi's free kick - Robert Cianflone/Getty Images
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Deroy Duarte celebrates with Kevin Pina after scoring against Argentina - Patricia de Melo/Getty Images
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Lionel Messi disputes the ball with the goalkeeper Vozinha - Catherine Ivill - AMA/Getty Images
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Jovane Cabral reacts after wasting a goal opportunity - Megan Briggs/Getty Images
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Deroy Duarte, from Cape Verde, celebrates a goal against Argentina - Michael Reaves/Getty Images
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Argentina's Lionel Messi celebrates goal against Cape Verde - Steph Chambers/FIFA via Getty Images
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Moment in which Messi scores a goal in the match against Cape Verde - Megan Briggs/Getty Images
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Messi reacts after wasting a goal chance - Steph Chambers/FIFA via Getty Images
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Hard Rock Stadium, in Miami, stage of the clash between Argentina and Cape Verde - Megan Briggs/Getty Images
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At 40 years old, the experienced archer stated that his focus was entirely on the World Cup, but said that, with the campaign over, he is open to new career opportunities.
I've heard rumors, but nothing concrete. Playing in Brazil would be good, even more so after all the affection from the Brazilian people. I'm open to everything. If that happens it will be great.
Vozinha, goalkeeper from Cape Verde
Argentina beat Cabo Verbe 3-2 after the game went to extra time. Even defeated, Cape Verde left the competition making history.
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Source: CNN