Ghanaian spiritualist Nana Kwaku Bonsam has sparked fresh debate after claiming he spiritually restricted England captain Harry Kane during Ghana’s World Cup match against England. According to Bonsam, his spiritual work helped prevent Kane from performing at his best in the goalless contest.
Before the match, Bonsam had publicly said he was “working” on Kane to stop him from shining against Ghana. After the game, he doubled down on the claim, saying he had “tied” the striker and that Kane “didn’t even see the ball” during the encounter.
The match itself ended 0-0, with Ghana putting in a disciplined defensive performance to frustrate England’s attack. Kane, who is usually central to England’s forward play, struggled to make a decisive impact as Ghana earned a valuable point in the group stage.
Bonsam later said he had “released” Kane, adding another dramatic twist to a story that has blended football, folklore and social media buzz. The claim has generated wide reactions, with some fans treating it as entertaining banter while others have focused on the tactical reasons behind Kane’s quiet night.
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