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0:00A year ago, he was playing in the
0:01Portuguese Second Division. Last night,
0:04he sat among the best footballers on the
0:06planet at the London Palladium in his
0:09suit, at 40 years old, with an
0:10expression that needs no subtitles.
0:14But what wasn't captured on any official
0:16camera is how he got there, who
0:18organized the plane, what Lamine Yamal
0:21told him privately inside the theater,
0:23and why, after all that, his future at
0:26Colo-Colo is up in the air.
0:29Bociña, the goalkeeper who collected
0:31trash in Cape Verde, who worked as an
0:33electrician to pay rent, who at 25
0:35wasn't even making a living from
0:37football, and who this week flew by
0:39private jet to the Ballon d'Or gala as
0:41the sixth-best goalkeeper in the world.
0:45This story has four layers, and the last
0:48one—the one no one is telling correctly
0:50—involves Messi and a promise made in a
0:52Tampa hotel that took months to come
0:55true.
0:56To understand what happened this week in
0:58London, you have to know who Bociña
1:00really is. His real name is Josimar José
1:03Évora Dias.
1:05He was born in Mindelo, Cape Verde, a
1:07country of 500,000 inhabitants, fewer
1:10than Zaragoza.
1:12The day he was born, the world was
1:13watching Mexico because Argentina was
1:15debuting in the '86 World Cup.
1:18He was raised by his grandparents
1:19because his father was doing military
1:21service and his mother worked all day.
1:23As a child, he wasn't a goalkeeper; he
1:25played in the field with older boys who
1:27hit him, and when he complained, they
1:28teased him.
1:30They called him "Bociña," meaning "
1:32little grandmother" in Portuguese.
1:35A schoolyard humiliation that, 40 years
1:37later, he wears embroidered on the back
1:39of his jersey.
1:41An insult turned into pride. At 16, he
1:44had his growth spurt.
1:46A coach saw that he was tall, strong,
1:48and had reflexes, so he put him between
1:50the posts almost by force.
1:53That’s where he found his place.
1:55His career is a map that no one looks at
1:56. Angola, Moldova, Portugal, Cyprus,
2:00Slovakia. 10 clubs in 20 years.
2:04Market value before the World Cup: €
2:0650,000—what a Premier League star earns
2:09in 2 hours—and he arrived at the World
2:12Cup without a team, a free agent.
2:15And what kept him going when football
2:17wasn't enough to make a living,
2:19according to him, was watching an
2:21Argentine play: Messi. Then the World
2:23Cup arrived.
2:25Spain couldn't score against him in 90
2:28minutes: 27 shots, seven saves.
2:32Man of the match, and against Argentina
2:34, a one-on-one against Messi that he
2:36saved with his leg.
2:37Argentina won 3-2 in extra time, but the
2:39entire stadium applauded the opposing
2:41goalkeeper. From 50,000 followers to 20
2:44million in a week.
2:46Today, he is the goalkeeper with the
2:48most followers on the entire planet. I
2:50drew that he deserved it all. Scaloni
2:53said that out of 100 matches, that was
2:55the one that had left the deepest mark.
2:58And Messi admitted that the Cape Verdean
3:00equalizer was one of the best he had
3:02seen in a long time, and there is a
3:04statistic that still hurts.
3:06Vozinha completed six successful
3:08dribbles in the tournament.
3:10Cristiano Ronaldo had zero; a 40-
3:12year-old goalkeeper with more dribbles
3:14than Cristiano in a World Cup.
3:16Let everyone draw their own conclusions
3:19.
3:19And one thing before moving on:
3:21Vozinha’s mother couldn't see him debut
3:24because her visa didn't arrive; he broke
3:26down in the mixed zone and the images
3:28went viral. The case reached the United
3:30States Congress and the visa was
3:32approved. She was able to see him for
3:34the rest of the tournament. Last night,
3:36Vozinha called her from London before
3:37going to sleep. But we’ll tell you that
3:39at the end.
3:41If you are new here and this story is
3:43reaching you, hit like and subscribe to
3:45Desmarque Total.
3:49Turn on the notification bell because
3:51now comes what happened at the Tampa
3:53hotel, Messi's promise, and how Lamine
3:55Yamal starred in the most emotional
3:57moment of the night in London.
4:00After the World Cup, Vozinha’s life
4:02turned into a circus.
4:04Cameras at his front door, interviews
4:06every day, people following him in the
4:08street, and Messi offered him Inter
4:10Miami.
4:12One night at the Tampa hotel, Messi
4:14appeared in the lobby with an envelope
4:16containing an offer and a special clause
4:18for his mother.
4:19Many wondered why, if Messi offered him
4:22Miami, Vozinha ended up at Colo-Colo.
4:25The answer says a lot about who this man
4:27is.
4:29According to those around him, Vozinha
4:31thought about it a lot, but Miami with
4:33Messi was the biggest stage in the world
4:34, an even bigger spotlight.
4:38And at 40, he didn't want that; he
4:40wanted to play, to be a starter every
4:42week, a club where people loved him for
4:44what he does between the posts, not for
4:46social media videos.
4:48A statistic that says it all.
4:51In that World Cup, he had six successful
4:53dribbles; Cristiano had zero.
4:56A 40-year-old goalkeeper with more
4:58dribbles than Cristiano Ronaldo in a
5:00World Cup. Colo-Colo offered him exactly
5:02what he was looking for.
5:04The biggest club in Chile, a guaranteed
5:06starting goalkeeper position, a city to
5:09live in without the noise.
5:11And Messi understood it immediately.
5:13According to his inner circle, he told
5:15him the offer would always be there and
5:17that whatever he decided, he could count
5:19on him.
5:20Keep that phrase in mind, because this
5:22week it became a reality. In Chile, they
5:24welcomed him like a hero.
5:27Hundreds of fans at the airport, Cape
5:30Verde jerseys mixed with Colo-Colo ones
5:32, and on the pitch, he responded exactly
5:35as promised: saves, leadership, and a
5:38locker room that treats him like a
5:40father.
5:43The academy kids ask him for advice;
5:45he’s the first one to arrive at training
5:47—exactly what he wanted: to be a
5:49footballer, not a viral video. And that
5:51is how this week arrived.
5:53Brayan Cortés nominated for the Yashin
5:55Trophy, the only South American on the
5:58list alongside Courtois, Unai Simón,
6:00David Raya, and Emi Martínez—
6:02goalkeepers from the Champions League,
6:04Premier League, and La Liga with
6:06millionaire contracts.
6:08And in the midst of them all, a 40-
6:10year-old goalkeeper playing in Chile who
6:12, a year ago, was in the Portuguese
6:13second division.
6:15When the list came out, at Colo-Colo
6:17they couldn't believe it, and in Cape
6:19Verde, they say people took to the
6:21streets to celebrate as if it were a
6:23World Cup goal.
6:25Being on the list is one thing; getting
6:26to London on time while being the
6:28starting keeper in Santiago is quite
6:30another.
6:32Sunday, Santa Laura Stadium, Colo-Colo
6:34versus Palestino, tied at one until the
6:37referee blows the final whistle and a
6:39race against time worthy of a movie
6:41begins.
6:43The Ballon d'Or gala is Monday night in
6:46London, thousands of miles away, and
6:48Brayan is at the stadium with his boots
6:50still on.
6:52How did he get out of Santa Laura?
6:55Escorted by the police, a patrol car
6:57with its lights flashing clearing a path
7:00for him through Santiago to the airport
7:02as if he were a head of state.
7:05The images spread all over Chile, and
7:07not everyone thought it was a good idea
7:09.
7:10El Mercurio published a letter from an
7:12outraged reader that has already become
7:13historic. It read: "How can I get a
7:16police escort to the airport when I'm in
7:19a hurry? Just like the Colo-Colo
7:21goalkeeper, half of Chile was for it,
7:23half against it. And Colo-Colo fans
7:26erupted for another reason.
7:29President Aníbal Mosa posted a photo
7:31from a private jet on his way to London
7:34, and fans recognized the image: the
7:36same pose as the photo from the trip to
7:38Brazil to sign Scolari in 2020, which
7:41never happened—the" bad luck "photo.
7:44But here comes the question no one was
7:46asking.
7:47If the club has trouble signing players
7:49, where did the money for that private
7:51jet come from? Because everyone assumed
7:53the club paid for it. But the story is
7:56different, and that answer is what
7:58changes everything.
7:59According to people close to the player
8:01, that plane wasn't paid for by the club
8:03; Messi arranged it. When Messi found
8:05out that Brayan was nominated and had a
8:07match on Sunday in Santiago, he only
8:09asked one question. Would he make it to
8:12London on time?
8:13And when he was told that commercial
8:15flights would make it nearly impossible
8:17, Messi quietly arranged for the private
8:20jet that took him to Europe, without a
8:22press release, without photos, without a
8:24single post on his social media, just as
8:26he always does the things that truly
8:28matter to him.
8:30The boy who collected trash in Cape
8:32Verde and watched Messi's matches so he
8:34wouldn't give up, flying to the Ballon
8:36d'Or gala on a plane organized by Messi
8:38himself.
8:39If that isn't a movie, someone tell me
8:42what is.
8:43And the odyssey was real.
8:46A quick shower after the game, a patrol
8:48car, the airport, more than 12 hours of
8:50flight to Madrid, a jet connection to
8:52London, hotel, suit, red carpet, with
8:54almost no sleep, legs still heavy from
8:56the match at 40 years old.
8:59Anyone would have said it wasn't worth
9:01it, but Vozinha wasn't going to win
9:02anything that night; he was going to be
9:04there, and that was his prize.
9:06On the red carpet, before going in, he
9:08went straight to the children waiting
9:10behind the barriers. He signed
9:12autographs one by one, without rushing.
9:15While others walked by in their
9:17sunglasses, the 40-year-old goalkeeper
9:20who was picking up trash two decades ago
9:22stopped for every kid.
9:25When asked how he was doing, he replied
9:27:" I think it's a great honor to be here
9:29. Congratulations to the other
9:31goalkeepers. I didn't expect it, but I'm
9:33happy to be here.
9:35"And inside the theater, the photos that
9:37didn't appear on any TV broadcast with
9:39Figo, Capello, Kluivert, Arteta, Saka,
9:40Rodri, and Kane, the man who was going
9:42to win the Ballon d'Or that night and
9:44who went home with a Colo-Colo pin in
9:46his pocket.
9:47But there was one photo that is worth
9:49more than all the others: Lamine Yamal.
9:52Think about what Lamine was going
9:54through.
9:55He had known for a week that he wasn't
9:57going to win, that the award was going
9:59to Kane.
9:59That Mbappé would finish ahead of him
10:02without having won anything. Laporta had
10:04to meet with him to lift his spirits.
10:07And yet, in the middle of that night,
10:10the 17-year-old boy stopped with Vozinha
10:13and they took a picture.
10:15According to those nearby, Lamine was
10:18the first to approach.
10:20He hugged him and laughed, telling him
10:22he still hadn't forgiven him for that
10:24Spain against Cape Verde match. Let's
10:26remember that Lamine came on in the
10:28second half of that game and couldn't
10:30score on him; no one could, and Vozinha
10:32replied that he hadn't forgotten the
10:33dribbles he had made him suffer through
10:35either.
10:37Two players heading home empty-handed,
10:40one 19, the other 40, laughing together
10:42; instead of resentment, there is
10:44affection, and something else connects
10:47this moment.
10:49Messi was not in London that night,
10:51although he was also nominated. He
10:53finished fifth at 39, but he knew it
10:55wasn't his turn. He has eight Ballon
10:58d'Ors at home, but for Bounou, it was
11:01likely the first and last gala of his
11:03life.
11:04And Messi didn't want him to miss it due
11:07to a flight issue.
11:08One didn't go because he didn't need to
11:10; the other went because it was his
11:12dream, and the first made the second's
11:14dream possible.
11:16There are many players who seek to be
11:17the center of attention. This guy does
11:19great things when no one is watching. If
11:22this story touches you, hit the like
11:23button and subscribe to Desmarque Total
11:25.
11:26Turn on notifications because now comes
11:28the result that hurts as a Barça fan and
11:30Bounou's future that no one is talking
11:31about.
11:32And now comes what hurts, the Yashin
11:35Trophy ranking. First, Unai Simón.
11:38Second, David Raya.
11:40Third, Courtois. Fourth, Safonov.
11:44Fifth, Dibu Martínez.
11:46Sixth, Bounou.
11:48Seventh, Joan García.
11:51Read that again.
11:53Barça's starting goalkeeper, a world
11:55champion with Spain, seventh behind a
11:58goalkeeper playing in Chile.
12:01And I say this with all due respect for
12:03Bounou's history, because it moves me as
12:05much as it does you, but as a Barça fan
12:07, I'm more disappointed than angry.
12:10Bounou had three or four historic
12:12matches in a World Cup, no one denies
12:15that, but Joan García is a world
12:17champion and was the best keeper in the
12:20league all season.
12:23For many, better than Unai, better than
12:25Oblak, better than Courtois throughout
12:27the year.
12:29Saves, games saved, titles.
12:33Seventh, while Courtois is third in a
12:35year where Madrid didn't reach the World
12:37Cup final, while the Barça keeper is
12:39left out of the top six.
12:42Don't tell me it's a coincidence.
12:44When you play for Barça, you have to do
12:46twice as much to get half the credit.
12:48We saw it with Yamal, we saw it with
12:50Pedri, now we see it with Joan García.
12:52This award is no longer the Ballon d'Or
12:55, it is the Marketing d'Or. And then
12:57comes the final twist.
12:59After everything this week, President
13:01Moza was asked one simple thing.
13:04Will Bounou stay in 2027, and he replied
13:06that such a decision must be made by the
13:09coach. Not a yes, not an" of course he's
13:12staying. "Nothing.
13:14The sixth-best goalkeeper in the world
13:15according to France Football, and his
13:17president won't guarantee his continuity
13:19.
13:20And coach Fernando Ortiz also hasn't had
13:22his contract renewal confirmed.
13:25The decision on Bociña has to be made by
13:26someone who doesn't know if they'll
13:28still be in the job.
13:30For many fans, the trip was more of a
13:32showcase for the club than a reward for
13:34the player.
13:35And here the circle leads back to Miami
13:37. Messi told him that the offer would
13:40always be there. If Colo Colo doesn't
13:43secure his future, will the phone ring
13:46from Florida again?
13:48Messi already proved this week that he
13:50keeps his promises. He promised to be
13:52there and he was, even if it was behind
13:54the scenes.
13:55If someone in Santiago has doubts about
13:57a 40-year-old goalkeeper, maybe someone
13:59in Florida doesn't have as many.
14:01And look at the full picture of this
14:03story.
14:04Messi wasn't in London, but the boy
14:06Messi held as a baby in a 2007 charity
14:08photo was the one who stopped to hug
14:10Bociña inside the theater.
14:13Messi arranged the plane for him, and
14:15the boy from Messi's photo met him at
14:17the door. If a screenwriter wrote this,
14:20no one would believe it. Before going to
14:22sleep that night, Bociña did just one
14:25thing: call his mother.
14:27The same one who couldn't see him debut
14:29in the World Cup due to a visa issue.
14:31The same one who left him with his
14:33grandparents in Mindelo to go work, and
14:35the first thing he told her was," Mom, I
14:37was sitting next to the best in the
14:39world.
14:40"40 years to be able to say that phrase
14:43, from picking up trash in Cape Verde to
14:46the Ballon d'Or gala with his idol's jet
14:48, the photo of the boy, and the memory
14:51of every kid he signed an autograph for
14:54on the red carpet.
14:56It is never too late. That is what
14:59Bociña teaches us.
15:01And look at what he himself said when he
15:03returned to Santiago, that the most
15:04beautiful part of the night wasn't the
15:06red carpet or the photos with the stars
15:08.
15:08It was calling his mother from the
15:10London hotel, the same mother who
15:12couldn't see him debut in the World Cup
15:13.
15:14Now he can tell her that he was sitting
15:16next to the best in the world, and no
15:17one can take that away from him.
15:19Not the controversial escort, nor the
15:21photo of the president on the jet, nor
15:23the unresolved future. That is why this
15:26story deserved to be told in full.

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