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Victor Boniface hints at quitting the Super Eagles after another disappointing outing against Russia, expressing pride but frustration in a heartfelt Instagram message.
Bayer Leverkusen forward Victor Boniface has taken to social media following another disappointing performance for Nigeria’s Super Eagles.
On the occasion of his 13th international cap, Boniface struggled to make an impact as Nigeria came from behind to secure a 1-1 draw against Russia.
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Starting the match but failing to influence the game, Boniface was substituted in the 61st minute for Toluwase Arokodare, who went on to score the crucial equaliser and rescue the Eagles from defeat.
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The forward’s continued struggles at the international level have raised questions about his form and future role in the team.
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Reacting to the criticism and his performance, Boniface posted an honest message on Instagram, expressing both his pride and frustration.
He wrote: “Proud to play for my country and a dream for me also. Really enjoyed every moment, the good and the bad. Thanks a lot. Thank you all. I don hang boot.”
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In Nigerian parlance “I don hang boot” means “I have hung my boot” suggesting that Boniface may be signaling his decision to step away from the national team, at least for now.
This statement has sparked widespread discussion among fans and football experts about the striker’s future with the Super Eagles.
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As Nigeria looks ahead to upcoming fixtures, Boniface’s message adds a new phase of uncertainty around his international career.
Supporters will be keen to see if he clarifies his intentions or makes a return to the squad in the near future.
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