Ghanaian spiritualist Nana Kwaku Bonsam has claimed responsibility for Harry Kane’s poor performance in a match involving Ghana.
ACCRA, GHANA — Nana Kwaku Bonsam, a well-known Ghanaian spiritualist, has claimed that he used spiritual powers to prevent Harry Kane from performing well against Ghana. The spiritualist made the remarks after the match, saying he had earlier vowed to work spiritually against the England captain.
According to Bonsam, he carried out spiritual activities aimed at limiting Kane’s influence during the game. In comments that have circulated widely on social media, he declared himself “the most powerful spiritualist in the world” and claimed that Kane barely touched the ball during the match because of his actions.
The comments quickly generated reactions online, with football fans debating the claims. Some users treated the remarks as humour, while others dismissed them and insisted that football performances depend on tactics, preparation and events on the pitch.
Nana Kwaku Bonsam has made similar claims in the past regarding football matches involving Ghana and other countries. His comments often attract widespread attention in Ghana and beyond, particularly during major international tournaments and high-profile games.
Harry Kane remains one of England’s most influential footballers and has enjoyed a successful career for both club and country. However, neither Kane nor his representatives have responded to the latest claims made by the Ghanaian spiritualist.
The development means the comments are likely to remain a talking point among football fans, especially on social media where unusual claims linked to major sporting events often gain significant attention. It also highlights the enduring place of superstition and folklore in football discussions across Africa.
