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25 June
The media discusses England's disappointing performance, comparing the team to kittens.
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During the 2026 World Cup, Ghanaian witch doctor Nana Kwaku Bonsam claimed he had placed a spell on England captain Harry Kane, resulting in the striker's inability to score during a goalless draw against Ghana. Prior to the match, Bonsam indicated that he had intended to neutralize Kane's performance without causing him serious harm.
After the match, Bonsam announced that he had “released” Kane from the spell, suggesting that this would enable the striker to perform better in upcoming games. He emphasized his self-proclaimed title as the "strongest spiritualist in the world" and expressed confidence that Kane would regain his scoring abilities. The unique narrative surrounding Kane and the Ghanaian witch doctor has drawn significant attention amidst the World Cup festivities.
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