A self-proclaimed psychic has stated that aliens are planning to invade Earth and will target the World Cup match between Scotland and Brazil in Miami on Wednesday. Vo Bahiana, a Brazilian spiritualist with over 23 million social media followers, shared her prediction in a video that has gained viral traction.
Bahiana claims to have had two dreams in which extraterrestrials emerge from a spacecraft hovering above Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, where an estimated 65,000 fans are expected to attend the game. She described seeing players being carried off by a ship, followed by a larger mothership that abducted thousands from the field, causing widespread panic.
"I am very terrified because it is the second time I am dreaming about this," Bahiana stated in the video, which was reportedly first shared last week. "They are saying that on the 24th, something very bad is about to happen at this game, at this soccer field in Miami."
According to Bahiana, the alien invaders would use mechanical arms to abduct players and spectators. She also predicted the arrival of a second craft carrying beings described as 'Reptilians,' a concept often discussed in UFO and conspiracy theory circles.
Bahiana has built a significant following by claiming to have accurately predicted various events, including natural disasters, celebrity deaths, and political unrest. Her current prediction coincides with a period of heightened public interest in UFOs and the potential existence of extraterrestrial life. The Trump administration's release of previously classified government files concerning unidentified aerial objects has also contributed to this increased attention, although no definitive proof of alien life has emerged.
The prediction follows a separate claim by a Ghanaian witch doctor who asserted having placed a curse on England striker Harry Kane before his team's group stage match. England drew that game 0-0, a result that proved significant for Ghana's advancement chances.
Scotland faces Brazil in a crucial match, with Scotland needing at least a draw to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup. Brazil, a favored team in the competition, is expected to have star attacker Neymar available after a calf injury.