Nigeria's Victor Boniface could leave Bayer Leverkusen for Al Nassr this window after a big-money bid from the Saudi Pro League.
Super Eagles striker Victor Boniface’s bold comment about choosing between money and trophies has resurfaced amid intense speculation linking him with a move to Saudi Pro League giants Al Nassr.
Al Nassr is reportedly in advanced negotiations with Bayer Leverkusen to secure Boniface’s services for a fee exceeding €60 million, a figure that aligns with the club's strategy to bolster its attacking lineup following the departure of Anderson Talisca.
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Victor Boniface: Why Super Eagles star may not join Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr
Reports of a move to Al Nassr emerged recently, but Boniface may not leave the Bundesliga this month.
The 24-year-old striker has been in impressive form, scoring eight goals in 15 matches this season before an injury sidelined him in November.
The Boniface statement, made in a resurfaced video on TikTok, has stirred significant discussion as the Nigerian forward approaches a lucrative move from Bayer Leverkusen to the Saudi Pro League club.
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Asked what he would choose if presented a choice between winning trophies or money, the Super Eagles striker was straight to the point, stating, “Money.”
Boniface's reaction reflects a growing trend among players prioritising financial rewards over traditional accolades in football.
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Meanwhile, his absence from training ahead of Leverkusen’s Champions League match against Sparta Prague has further fueled speculation about his imminent transfer.
Fabrizio Romano confirmed the official talks on social media, highlighting that Boniface is poised to become one of the highest-paid Nigerian footballers, with an annual salary projected at €15 million.
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This move not only positions him alongside stars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mane at Al Nassr but also represents a huge financial leap from his current earnings in Germany.
The discussions between Al Nassr and Leverkusen have progressed rapidly, with reports indicating that Boniface has already passed his medical examination.
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With both clubs eager to finalise the deal before the transfer window closes, Boniface's decision appears increasingly clear: he is ready to embrace the financial opportunities offered by the Saudi Pro League regardless of debates about his age and leaving Europe's top five leagues..