Neymar, Vinicius to be abducted by aliens? Self-proclaimed psychic claims so
A self proclaimed Brazilian influencer Vo Bahiana has claimed that aliens will invade the planet during the Brazil vs Scotland match in Miami on Wednesday.
One of the most bizarre predictions in the ongoing FIFA World Cup is not about a football game. It’s about an alien invasion. Yes, you heard that right. A self proclaimed Brazilian influencer Vo Bahiana has claimed that aliens will invade the planet during the Brazil vs Scotland match in Miami on Wednesday.
‘I have to tell you that I dreamed again about aliens invading the soccer field in Miami. And I clearly saw the players being carried off by the first ship that arrived. I was inside that ship. When the ship rose, the mothership arrived, a much larger ship, and took in thousands of people from the soccer field. I saw so much screaming, so much crying, so many tears, suffering. I am very terrified because it is the second time I am dreaming about this. They are saying that on the 24th, something very bad is about to happen at this game, at this soccer field in Miami,’ she said in a video as per quotes by the Daily Mail.
Scotland and Brazil are set to face off in a crucial Group C match on Wednesday with huge Round of 32 implications. If Brazil win, they are through to the next round while if Scotland can take a point, they have a strong chance of finishing as one of the best third-placed team. If they win, they will finish as one of the top two teams in the group.
A Brazilian psychic has made a wild prediction, claiming that aliens will invade the World Cup and abduct hundreds of fans live during a match. pic.twitter.com/vA01xs6WNq
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This is not the only bizarre claim some one has made this World Cup. Nana Kwaku Bonsam — whose name translates as Devil of Wednesday — a Ghanaian witch doctor had told the Daily Star he had cast black magic on England’s Harry Kane ahead of their match against Ghana on Tuesday. He had credentials of a sort: in 2014, he claimed to have engineered a knee injury that threatened Cristiano Ronaldo’s participation in the World Cup ahead of Portugal’s clash with Ghana.
“I am working on Harry Kane,” he said. “I have shown what I am capable of before so I know what work I must do to stop him.” He added, with some care: “I am not wishing him serious injury. It will be just enough to stop him against my country.”
One of the most bizarre predictions in the ongoing FIFA World Cup is not about a football game. It’s about an alien invasion. Yes, you heard that right. A self proclaimed Brazilian influencer Vo Bahiana has claimed that aliens will invade the planet during the Brazil vs Scotland match in Miami on Wednesday.
‘I have to tell you that I dreamed again about aliens invading the soccer field in Miami. And I clearly saw the players being carried off by the first ship that arrived. I was inside that ship. When the ship rose, the mothership arrived, a much larger ship, and took in thousands of people from the soccer field. I saw so much screaming, so much crying, so many tears, suffering. I am very terrified because it is the second time I am dreaming about this. They are saying that on the 24th, something very bad is about to happen at this game, at this soccer field in Miami,’ she said in a video as per quotes by the Daily Mail.
Scotland and Brazil are set to face off in a crucial Group C match on Wednesday with huge Round of 32 implications. If Brazil win, they are through to the next round while if Scotland can take a point, they have a strong chance of finishing as one of the best third-placed team. If they win, they will finish as one of the top two teams in the group.
A Brazilian psychic has made a wild prediction, claiming that aliens will invade the World Cup and abduct hundreds of fans live during a match. pic.twitter.com/vA01xs6WNq
— ProfNet Media (@ProfNetMedia) June 24, 2026
This is not the only bizarre claim some one has made this World Cup. Nana Kwaku Bonsam — whose name translates as Devil of Wednesday — a Ghanaian witch doctor had told the Daily Star he had cast black magic on England’s Harry Kane ahead of their match against Ghana on Tuesday. He had credentials of a sort: in 2014, he claimed to have engineered a knee injury that threatened Cristiano Ronaldo’s participation in the World Cup ahead of Portugal’s clash with Ghana.
“I am working on Harry Kane,” he said. “I have shown what I am capable of before so I know what work I must do to stop him.” He added, with some care: “I am not wishing him serious injury. It will be just enough to stop him against my country.”
