What did Bonsam claim he needed to do to stop Kane?

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Bonsam said he knew exactly what he needed to do to stop Kane from scoring
Nana Kwaku Bonsam claimed he knew precisely what work he needed to do to neutralise Harry Kane, England’s biggest attacking threat, before their World Cup match against Ghana. He said he was “working on Harry Kane” and that he had shown what he was capable of before, so he knew what to do again. He also stressed that he was not wishing Kane serious injury, saying it would be “just enough to stop him” against Ghana.
He said he was “working on” Kane to stop him
Bonsam vowed he was “working on” Kane ahead of England’s World Cup clash with Ghana. He framed this as a targeted effort to stop Kane from scoring, describing Kane as the main attacking threat England posed.
He said he already knew what “work” was needed
Bonsam claimed he knew exactly what he needed to do because he had demonstrated his abilities previously. He said this meant he understood the “work” required to stop Kane in the match.
He said he did not want serious injury
In his pre-match comments, Bonsam said he was not wishing Kane serious injury. He said the outcome would be “just enough to stop him against my country,” linking his goal to preventing Kane’s impact rather than causing harm.

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