AC Milan Secures Loan Deal for Nigerian Striker Victor Boniface with €30 Million Purchase Option

AC Milan have secured Nigerian striker Victor Boniface from Bayer Leverkusen on loan with a €30m buy option.

The 24-year-old goal scorer is expected to boost Milan’s attack ahead of their title push.

AC Milan has signed Nigerian forward Victor Boniface from Bayer Leverkusen on an initial loan deal that includes a €30 million buy option. The 24-year-old striker, who has scored 32 goals in 61 appearances for the Bundesliga club, chose to join the Rossoneri despite offers from clubs in England and Spain.

Sources close to the deal have confirmed that Boniface has already given his approval, and his agent has traveled to Italy for final discussions. Milan’s pursuit of Boniface was led by sporting director Igli Tare, who identified him as an ideal addition to strengthen the team’s attacking depth.

This deal is seen as a strategic solution for the club, balancing their ambitions with financial constraints as they prepare for a Serie A title challenge. Boniface, recognized for his physicality, composure, and clinical finishing, could bring a new dimension to Milan’s attack. His arrival is expected to ease the pressure on the club’s current forwards and provide flexibility in tactical setups.

The transfer has generated excitement among fans, many of whom view Boniface as one of Africa’s emerging stars. If the purchase option is activated next summer, Milan would secure a long-term striker entering his prime years.