Psychic Who 'Predicted 2026 War' Names Surprising World Cup Winner
Psychic Names Surprising World Cup Winner for 2026

A self-proclaimed "natural born" psychic has hinted that two unexpected nations could emerge victorious in the FIFA World Cup 2026. Angela Kuschel, a psychic and paranormal investigator, shared her forecast for the rest of 2026, covering topics from politics to natural disasters, and offered her World Cup predictions.

Unlikely Contenders Named

Kuschel, owner of Angie's Spiritual Readings, told Express.co.uk: "Don't underestimate Croatia and Paraguay. Looks like an injury(s) is going to affect one of the big teams like Brazil." This could spell bad news for England, who are among the favorites but have only won the trophy once, in 1966.

Neither Croatia nor Paraguay have ever won the tournament. Croatia reached the final in 2018, losing to France, while Paraguay qualified for their first World Cup since 2010.

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Tournament Details

The biggest ever World Cup will feature 48 teams and 103 matches, starting on June 11 in Mexico. The final is set for July 19 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. England and Scotland begin their campaigns this month: England faces Croatia in Dallas on June 17, while Scotland plays Haiti on June 14.

Other Predictions and Favorites

Spain is reportedly the bookies' favorite, followed by France, England, Brazil, Argentina, Portugal, and Germany. For the Golden Boot, bookies favor France's Kylian Mbappe, England's Harry Kane, Erling Haaland, Lionel Messi, and Lamine Yamal.

Separately, Brazilian mystic Athos Salomé, known as the "Living Nostradamus," predicted "colours of fire" for the winning team, sparking speculation about Spain, Portugal, or England's away kit.

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