Bayer Leverkusen leadership has reprimanded the Nigerian striker after a sideline outburst, balancing disciplinary sternness with praise for his renewed fitness and ambition ahead of European competition.

Simon Rolfes has revealed Bayer Leverkusen held talks with Victor Boniface after his bench exodus in Mainz and things are on the mend.“Carles [Martínez] spoke with him directly on Sunday morning to...

The Leverkusen boss addresses reports of the Nigerian striker’s early exit against Mainz, defending his tactical choices as competition for minutes intensifies behind an in-form Patrik Schick.

In the 84th minute of Bayer Leverkusen's 4-3 victory over Mainz, head coach Carles Martínez used his final two substitutions, bringing on Equi Fernández and Jonas Hofmann for Aleix García and Patri...

Still working to rediscover his best form, Victor Boniface has been limited to just five minutes of football for Bayer Leverkusen so far this season.However, with Christian Kofane ruled out for the co...

The Nigerian striker’s cryptic social media activity and omission from Bayer Leverkusen’s European squad fuel uncertainty as recurring fitness struggles cast a shadow over his future at the club.

Carles Martínez prioritizes match fitness and tactical shifts, sidelining a struggling star striker and three others as the German side prepares for their opening European home clash.

A resurgence in pre-season form and a surprise contract discovery have halted the Nigerian striker’s exit, handing Carles Martinez a new weapon for the upcoming campaign.

Plagued by persistent injuries, the Nigerian striker may seek a temporary move to regain rhythm and prove his fitness while remaining a key part of Leverkusen's future.