The global football community continues to discuss the sensational claims of Ghanaian priest Nana Kwaku Bonsam. The controversial sorcerer, whose predictions regarding the 2026 World Cup have already caused a wide resonance, has returned to the topic of the tournament's main favorites. This time, the focus of his attention is on the legend of world football, Cristiano Ronaldo, and the captain of the England national team, Harry Kane.
The End of the "Curse" for Harry Kane
Events surrounding the match between the England and Ghana national teams, which ended in a 0:0 draw, have spawned numerous rumors. After the game, where the captain of the "Three Lions" looked unsure, Bonsam claimed that his "curse" had worked. However, the situation took an unexpected and positive turn: the priest officially lifted the "evil charms" from the striker.
During an interview, Nana Kwaku Bonsam admitted that Kane is not his enemy. Moreover, the sorcerer shared touching news: he soon intends to name his child after the English forward. When asked if he now plans to curse Kane's opponents to help him in future matches, the shaman just laughed.
Vision of Portugal's Victory
If Kane was freed, then Cristiano Ronaldo, according to the priest, has received the strongest support. Bonsam claims that in the spiritual world, the Portuguese national team has already won the tournament.
"This World Cup is for Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal. I saw it clearly. Ronaldo can relax, as his moment has finally arrived. He will lift the World Cup above his head, while England will be left with nothing again," the sorcerer predicts.
Secret Ritual of Success
According to Bonsam's claims, success on North American fields requires the observance of special rites. The priest stated that for this prophecy to be realized, Cristiano Ronaldo had to perform a specific ritual even before the start of the tournament: pour 17 bottles of champagne and 17 bottles of whiskey into a river.
While the football world prepares for new stages of the fight, where the Round of 16 pairs have already been formed, the words of the Ghanaian priest add intrigue and mysticism to the eve of the main matches.