U.S. State Department Assists Cabo Verde Goalkeeper's Mother for World Cup Visa

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The U.S. State Department is working to help the mother of Cabo Verde's goalkeeper, Vozinha, secure a visa to attend the FIFA World Cup in the U.S. after she was unable to afford the visa fee. Vozinha expressed disappointment after their surprising draw against Spain, noting that his mother couldn't attend due to financial constraints. The State Department clarified that there is no record of a visa application for her but stated that all immediate family members of players are eligible for fee exemptions. Vozinha, who is gaining fame after his impressive performance, is set to play Uruguay next on Sunday at 6 p.m. ET.
Key Details: • Vozinha's mother currently does not have an active passport and is in the process of obtaining one. • The next match for Cabo Verde is against Uruguay on Sunday at 6 p.m. ET. • All immediate family members of players competing in the World Cup are eligible for visa fee exemptions.