Super Eagles star Victor Boniface is reportedly being courted by multiple Saudi Arabian clubs this January, with a massive offer on the table that could change the course of his career.
Since joining Bayer Leverkusen two years ago, Boniface has been on fire, racking up 29 goals and 11 assists in just 49 appearances.
He played a pivotal role in Leverkusen’s Bundesliga and German Cup triumphs last season, and was a key figure in their strong start to this campaign before injury struck.
While European clubs like West Ham have shown interest, talks have stalled due to unsatisfactory offers.
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Now, Boniface has caught the eye of Saudi Pro League teams, who are eager to reach a decision before the January window closes.
Saudi Arabia’s bold investment in football has seen it become a major destination for European stars, and the price tag for Boniface could be huge.
Bayer Leverkusen is reportedly holding out for around €50 million (₦80.3 billion)—a fee that top Saudi clubs can easily afford.
On top of that, Boniface stands to see his €3 million salary skyrocket in the Gulf, offering him a financial package few players could resist. For a player with humble beginnings, the offer is almost impossible to ignore.
While Premier League clubs are still interested, they’re unlikely to match the eye-watering sums Saudi teams are willing to spend.
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A move to the Middle East could mean less visibility and possibly impact his place in the Super Eagles, but the cash on offer could outweigh that concern.
Boniface is facing a major crossroads: does he chase the enormous payday in Saudi Arabia or continue to carve out his legacy in Europe? The clock is ticking.
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