I’m working on Harry Kane — Nana Kwaku Bonsam Sparks Debate Ahead Of Ghana vs England Clash

Ghanaian traditional priest, Nana Kwaku Bonsam, has once again stirred controversy with bold comments ahead of a potential international football showdown between Ghana and England.

In a statement that has quickly spread across social media and sports circles, the self-styled spiritual figure claimed he is “working on” England striker Harry Kane in order to limit his impact during the match.

“I’m working on Harry Kane. I know what I must do to stop him against Ghana,” he said. “I don’t wish him serious injury… just enough to keep him from playing.”

The comments have generated mixed reactions, with some fans treating the remarks as typical football banter rooted in local belief systems, while others have dismissed them as superstition with no influence on modern sport.

Harry Kane, widely regarded as one of England’s most important attacking players, would be a key figure should the two nations meet in an international fixture.

Nana Kwaku Bonsam, known for making headlines with similar predictions and spiritual claims around football matches in the past, has built a reputation for inserting himself into major sporting narratives involving Ghana.

Football analysts, however, maintain that performances on the pitch will ultimately depend on tactics, fitness, and team execution rather than off-field spiritual assertions.

As anticipation builds for Ghana’s next major international engagement, the priest’s comments have added an unusual layer of intrigue though many are urging fans to keep focus on the football itself rather than supernatural claims.