A clairvoyant cat who correctly picked six World Cup winners kicked the bucket this week, sparking an outpouring of condolences from grieving fans.

The orange tabby, a stray who lived around the Palace Museum in Beijing’s Forbidden City, rose to fame in the last few weeks, thanks to his World Cup winning streak.

The soothsaying feline — named Baidian’er, Chinese for “white spot,” a nod to the patch under his schnoz — made his predictions by choosing between two bowls of cat food bearing the flags of competing teams.

He guessed correctly six times, including Croatia’s win against Argentina and Argentina’s late victory over Nigeria, according to the South China Morning Post. 

Baidian’er became so popular that Palace Museum staff set up his very own account on Weibo, China’s Twitter equivalent.

That’s where they announced Monday that the cat died from blood clots related to a congenital heart defect.

Staffers posted a black-and-white photo of Baidian’er with the caption, “We’re sorry, we have to let him go” — prompting more than 10,000 comments from grieving fans.

“It’s fine — he’s no longer in pain now,” one person wrote.

Another upset user thought of happier times.

“Every time I go to the Forbidden City, I have to go see Baidian’er, take a photo, play for a while, see him sleep on the grass in the sun,” that person wrote.

Another added, “Go on living a happy life in Cat Heaven, I’ll see you again.”

Baidian’er wasn’t the only oracle animal making World Cup predictions.

In Japan, an octopus dubbed Rabio correctly picked all of the country’s results in the tournament — before he was sold off to a market and turned into sashimi. 

And a deaf white cat named Achilles, who lives in host country Russia, had a perfect record choosing winners until he incorrectly predicted that Nigeria would best Argentina in the group stages, according to Russian news agency TASS.