Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso has showered encomium on Victor Boniface following his impressive display against Borussia Monchengladbach last weekend.
The 22-year-old netted a brace in Leverkusen’s 3-0 victory at the Borussia Park.
It was Boniface’s first two goals in the Bundesliga.
The Nigerian also bagged an assist on his debut against RB Leipzig.
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Alonso was quick to praise the strike for his impressive displays since his arrival at the club.
“Victor’s a real problem for opposition defences. He’s powerful, quick and makes runs from deep. He has a good mentality and works for the team, not for himself,” Alonso told Bundesliga.com.
Boniface arrived Leverkusen from Belgian Pro League outfit Union St Gilloise this summer.
He was joint-top scorer in the UEFA Europa League last season with six goals from 10 games.
By Adeboye Amosu
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Man united been no see that one to sign because of the scale racism that has covered their eyes. Boniface will have been a big option to Osihmen thst is very expensive. He is far better than than Atalanta guy they sign
Ehen….so Man United is also racist club now….but they sent off David De Gea to sign a white Andre Onana..?!
Man United is racist but they splashed millions to sign a white Ivorian (Is it Diallo or Diarra or what’s his name) during the last windows….?!
Man United is racist but they have whites like Rashford, Martial, wan bisaka and the likes….??
It’s apparent that it’s some of you who throw the racism card all around who are the real racists. Every thing yall cannot wrao your heads around equals to racism.
What a lazy way of reasoning. An easy substitute for untamed ignorance.
I guess all the clubs that didn’t sign Boniface too were racist clubs.