World Cups are usually defined by goals, trophies, and front-page headlines. With the names of the big stars lifting the trophies, with jerseys that become collector’s items, and with moments that remain forever etched in the memories of fans. But there’s another side to it. The one that isn’t always reflected in the statistics. The side of the people who carry on their shoulders a personal struggle, one far greater than a soccer match. The unsung heroes. Those who remind us that soccer is, above all, about people’s stories. Vozinha was one of them.
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