Descendant of Nostradamus - and the self-proclaimed 'greatest magician in the world' reveals his bold Euro 2024 predictions - and it's not all doom and gloom for England despite dire draw

The self-proclaimed 'greatest magician in the world' has revealed his Euro 2024 predictions - and has finally provided some good news for England fans.

The Three Lions have endured a difficult start in Germany, labouring to a 1-0 win against Serbia in their opening game before being held to a dire 1-1 draw by Denmark on Thursday.

But despite their below-par performances, Gareth Southgate's men remain on course to make the knockout stages, and Serbian psychic Milan Radonjic, AKA Milan Tarot - a ninth descendant of the famous astrologer Nostradamus - has declared how far he thinks they will go in the tournament.

'All major national teams will do poorly at Euro 2024, except England, who will probably win,' Tarot said, as quoted by Spanish outlet Marca.

Tarot did not specify the major national teams he was referring to, although these are likely to include Spain, Germany and France, who have all made positive starts to their respective campaigns.

Tarot added that he foresees 'a great party' when England win, with the 51-year-old tipping Southgate's side to end 58 years of hurt.

The modern-day Nostradamus also backed England captain Harry Kane to have an outstanding tournament.

'Harry Kane will score more than 10 goals,' Tarot insisted.

Kane opened his account against Denmark, tapping home from close range after Kyle Walker's cross was deflected into his path.

But he faces a huge task to prove Tarot right, with England having a maximum of five games left in Germany, and Kane still needing another 10 goals.

France's Michel Platini currently holds the record for number of goals scored in a single Euros when he netted nine times in 1984.

Kane has also received criticism for his early showings at the Euros, having only touched the ball twice in the first half against Serbia.

Jamie Carragher insisted England had to get their skipper into the game more, but despite scoring against Denmark, the 30-year-old striker still looked some way short of his best.

Rio Ferdinand claimed he'd be 'going mad' at Kane for his first half performance in Frankfurt, while Gary Lineker hit out at the Bayern Munich star's 'minimal movement' and believes he 'needs to do a lot better'.

Kane is only the third England men's player to score in four major tournaments after Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney, but needs to step up if his side are to go deep into the tournament.

Tarot expects him to do exactly that, and Southgate will hope he is spot on ahead of England's final group game against Slovenia on Tuesday.