Vozinha granted shirt-name exemption by Chile FA

The Chilean Football Federation (ANFP) has granted an exemption allowing Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha to wear his nickname on his shirt after his move to Colo Colo, according to BBC Sport.

In the Chilean top flight, players are generally required to have their surname printed on the back of their shirts, but the federation has the power to approve exceptions in certain cases.

The 30-year-old shot-stopper has joined the Santiago club for the upcoming season, and will now line up with 'Vozinha' across his shoulders rather than his legal family name.

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