Nigerian international and Bayer Leverkusen striker, Victor Boniface, have denied reports suggesting a possible summer exit from the Bundesliga club. The 24-year-old forward reaffirmed his commitment to Leverkusen amid interest from top Serie A clubs including AC Milan and Juventus.
Speculation over Boniface’s future had intensified following what some critics described as a below-par 2024/25 campaign, in which he recorded 11 goals and one assist in 27 appearances across all competitions. However, the striker insists he is not leaving the BayArena anytime soon.
“I’m absolutely certain that my future is here,” Boniface told German newspaper BILD. “From my point of view, it’s 100% clear that I’m staying. I still have three years left on my contract. I want to win titles with Bayer and have a great season.”
Boniface emphasized his belief in the team’s potential and his desire to contribute more in the coming campaign. He also pointed to his relationship with fellow striker Patrik Schick as a key factor in his decision to remain with the club.
“Do you remember our 4-3 win in Stuttgart? We played together and had one of the best games of the season,” he recalled. “Patrik is a very good friend. We push each other every day.”
