A top psychic has claimed that 'evil aliens' will abduct football fans and players during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Vó Bahiana, a Brazilian spiritualist, has gone viral after predicting that more than 700 people will be snatched from a stadium in Miami, Florida, during a match.
The Prediction
Bahiana stated she had a vivid dream in which a spacecraft carrying 'more than 100' extraterrestrials descends directly onto the pitch. The beings then abduct 'over 700 people', including players. Initially, she predicted the mass abduction would occur on June 26 but later corrected the date to June 24. This date corresponds to the Scotland vs Brazil match in Group C, being played at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.
Warning to Fans
In posts circulating on social media, Bahiana urges people to avoid the stadium on that day, saying: 'Do not go to the stadium in Miami on June 24, 2026. Stay away.' She described her vision with highly specific details, claiming she saw a massive spacecraft descend onto the field, followed by the army emerging to round up and abduct players, referees, and nearby fans. Shortly after the first ship departs, Bahiana warns a secondary fleet of ETs will arrive to take even more bystanders.
'You have to save humanity,' Bahiana said on her social media. 'Save this date. I’m going to say I’m still feeling very bad and what despair, my God.'
Who is Vó Bahiana?
Bahiana, whose real name is Elisângela de Souza, is an online spiritualist, tarot card reader, and internet personality with more than one million followers across social media. She has attracted attention for posts that fans claim have proved accurate, including a video shared in May in which she warned that a lesser-known sertanejo singer was in a 'spiritual crisis' and would die soon afterwards. Hours later, reports emerged of a musician’s death. Her fans have also credited her with forecasting football-related developments involving Brazil’s national team, including injuries and inclusions connected to high-profile stars such as Neymar and Vinícius Júnior.
