WWE star Gunther reacts to Cabo Verde’s incredible FIFA World Cup 2026 run; sends a message to their goalkeeper Vozinha

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On his Instagram story, Gunther sent a message to Vozinha and praised him for his incredible outings throughout the tournament. Similar to many others, Vozinha was also The Ring General’s player of the World Cup.

“Man of the World Cup!” wrote Gunther.

Check out a screengrab of Gunther’s Instagram story:

WWE’s Gunther has always been against the idea of being a foreign heel

Gunther has always been against the idea of being a foreign heel and claimed that he has always avoided doing anything related to the flag. The former WWE World Heavyweight Champion mentioned that he even got rid of the flags on his trunk.

Speaking on What Do You Wanna Talk About? Gunther said that he got annoyed with the idea of a foreign heel.

“I’m not a foreign menace. I always get a little annoyed because they go, ‘Oh, he’s just a bad foreigner.’ I try to avoid everything that has to do with the flag. They put it on my trunks when I started out. They really wanted to have the flag on me. I got rid of it as soon as I could because it just doesn’t do anything. It’s not 1990 anymore.”

Gunther failed to win the Undisputed WWE Championship at Night of Champions, with Sami Zayn dethroning Cody Rhodes in a Triple Threat Match between the three of them. Backstage, The Ring General got into an altercation with SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis.