World Cup star in Chile name dispute
Reports indicate that the Chilean club Colo-Colo is seeking special permission to allow their goalkeeper, Vezinya, also known as Josimar José Evara Díaz, to wear his nickname on his jersey during his debut with the team, despite Chilean league regulations prohibiting such practice. The rules only permit printing the father's or mother's surname along with the initial of the first name. The club hopes to be granted an exemption based on a decision by the national association, especially following his success in the recent World Cup, which gained him worldwide fame. It is worth noting that Vezinya has previously played for clubs in Portugal as well as teams in Africa and Europe, and he carries a childhood nickname meaning "Grandma" in Portuguese.
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