Victor Boniface has extended his contract with Bayer Leverkusen by one year, originally set to expire in 2028, as reported by 'Sky'. The Nigerian striker's salary, previously three million euros, has now doubled. Despite the contract extension, a potential winter transfer is still possible. Bayer Leverkusen is open to selling Boniface for an offer of 50 million euros. There is interest in Boniface from clubs in the Premier League and the Saudi Pro League.

Victor Boniface has caught the interest of clubs from the Premier League. Sky reports that Bayer Leverkusen is considering letting him go, especially after Patrik Schick's impressive performance. Boniface is not considered unsellable.

Victor Boniface has been identified as a potential new striker on Manchester United's shortlist. The club is currently exploring the market to find a new forward due to the criticism directed at their existing strikers, Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Højlund, for their lack of goals. Manchester United aims to introduce a competitor for Zirkzee and Højlund by this winter, with the striker position remaining a priority for next summer if not resolved earlier. Boniface, a 23-year-old Nigerian striker, is presently injured and is under contract with Bayer Leverkusen until 2028. Reports suggest that Bayer Leverkusen is not willing to sell him, presenting a significant challenge for the transfer. However, an expensive sale could become a serious consideration next summer.

Victor Boniface is another potential transfer target, with odds set at 8 on Better.