According to reports, Bayer Leverkusen and Victor Boniface’s agent met with Saudi Pro League powerhouse Al Nasr to discuss a possible move for the Nigerian attacker. The German team is reportedly willing to sell the player for €50 million.
Since Anderson Talisca is rumored to be headed to Fenerbahce, Al Nasr is looking to add a new striker to complement Cristiano Ronaldo either this summer or in January.
The group from the Saudi club was in Germany on Monday to start negotiations before the transfer, according to a report by football transfer analyst Fabrizio Romano.
Recognize that official negotiations for Victor Boniface as a new striker have begun at Al Nassr. The Nigerian striker is negotiating to replace Talisca with Bayer Leverkusen. Jhon Durán is the other contender, although Aston Villa is adamant about retaining him on the team.
He provided another update on the negotiation’s status after his first post.
Recognize that the Al Nassr delegation is now in Germany for negotiations with Bayer Leverkusen and the player side. As disclosed, discussions are in progress. The two primary names on the Al Nassr list are Boniface and Jhon Durán.
Al Nasr will probably do everything in their power to sign Duran, a Nigerian who is also a target for Real Madrid, as Aston Villa is unwilling to let him go. However, it is unclear how Bayer Leverkusen would respond.
As Get German Football News has revealed, Leverkusen is willing to trade Boniface this month for a price of about €50 million.
The player signed a deal with Leverkusen until 2028 when the German champions purchased him from Union Saint-Gilloise in the summer of 2023 for about €20 million plus add-ons.
He just agreed to a one-year deal until 2029, which will make him one of the club’s highest earners, according to Sky Germany.
With 21 goals and 10 assists in 34 appearances in all competitions, he was a major contributor to their double crown last season.
In 15 games this season, he has eight goals and one assist.
The Nigerian has been sidelined since November 2024 due to a thigh ailment, which he recently recovered from.
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