Nostradamus’s ‘cousin’ makes eerie England prediction for the Euros
He says there will be a big party.
A top ‘psychic’ who claims to be related to Nostradamus has predicted England’s fate in the Euros and it’s looking pretty rosy.
Serbian Milan Radonjić – aka Milan Tarot – says not only will the Three Lions pummel his home team in their Euro 2024 opener tonight, they will go on to win the whole football tournament.
Milan describes himself as the ‘world’s greatest wizard’ and regularly predicts the future on TV shows in Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia.
He has boasted that his ‘cousin from the ninth generation is Nostradamus’, the famous 16th century French astrologer and prophet.
Asked about England’s chances in the Euros 2024, which kicked off in Germany on Friday, he told the The Daily Star: ‘I think England win, yes. Yes I see big party.
‘It’s first time for England to win the tournament. It’s big party after that because never won the tournament, only won the World Cup.
Milan said the first round draw made it ‘easy’ for England, because the other teams didn’t have ‘middle or defence players’.
He said that Serbians believe their team will win tonight but added that this was ‘nonsense’.
Milan, who claims Barack Obama has sought him out, also predicts a ‘goal fest’ for the England team throughout the tournament, with Harry Kane picking up the Golden Boot.
Harry, he explained, would score 11 goals in total.
He said England have the best ‘middle players’ who pass on the ball to the attackers. He also praised goalkeeper, Jordan Pickford.
While England might be predicted to shine this tournament, some of its fans are getting less than glowing reviews off the pitch.
On the eve of their first Euros match Three Lions fans were filmed breaking out into a xenophobic chant on the eve of England’s Euro 2024 opener against Serbia.
Footage shows supporters singing ’10 German bombers’ in the streets of Dusseldorf on Friday and Saturday night despite warnings by police.
‘Do not be a d**k!’ pleaded Peter Both, the local chief of police in Gelsenkirchen, to the thousands of fans expected to descend on the western city today.
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