AC Milan director Igil Tare has revealed that they are yet to make a final decision on whether to sign Victor Boniface, reports Completesports.com.
The Rooseneri have already agreed to sign the Nigeria international from Bayer Leverkusen on loan with an option to buy for a combine €30m.
Boniface has been undergoing series of tests for two days, and the deal has not been made official yet.
AC Milan’s Thorough Assessment
“There were no extra medicals,” Tare was quoted by DAZN.
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“We knew that he (Boniface) had problems in the past, we are evaluating everything as planned with regards to the health and fitness of the player.
“His qualities are undoubted. We are just trying to make the right decision for this situation.”
When Will A Decision Be Made On Boniface?
Tare further assured that they will discuss with manager Maximilliano Allegri before taking their final decision.
“Obviously, soon the transfer deadline will be coming up,” laughed Tare.
“We will discuss it with the coach and make a final decision. We’re not putting pressure on ourselves with a deadline.”
By Adeboye Amosu
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Nigerian players should use this international window at the WCQ to bring back respect to themselves. The disrespect from Italy is becoming unbearable. Osimhen Lookman and now Boniface are being subjected to rejection.
Lmao…you see what osimhen anger issues has done to our image and reputation in Italy? Kai! I remember during the days of their Taribo west, kanu nwakwo, taye taiwo, victor nsofor, obafemi martins, christian obodo, Stephen makinwa, joe obi etc the relationship with the italians was sweat and rosy untill osimhen and all this content creators footballers started with their madness hahahaha all of a sudden Italy doesn’t trust our temperament or take us serious….
This player should take his career seriously. He has no place in the Super Eagles at the moment.
Boniface own is not anger issue ho but playing safe.
Ac Milan is not convinced about the guy’s medical fitness. What Milan want is a strong center forward who is not injury prone.
Recall this same club wanted to try arokodare, but for his club.
Italian league is not for injury prone player like boniface
I feel really sad for this young man who has been quite unlucky despite his obvious talent. This is possibly the same reason the Saudis pulled the plug. Who knows if this has also been the reason for his poor form in the national team.
But man is not God, although one cannot blame the club for weighing their options based on available facts before making such a key business decision involving lots of cash and potential liability exposure. However, I believe if Victor can play two consecutive years without a major injury, that could change things around for him. I pray God intervenes in his case and give him a long and successful career with no further major injuries. Amen!