Victor Boniface Hits Back at Ladies Who Criticised Him After Failed AC Milan Medical

Victor Boniface Hits Back at Ladies Who Criticised Him After Failed AC Milan Medical

  • Super Eagles striker Victor Boniface’s AC Milan transfer collapsed after the striker failed his medical in Italy
  • Female critics mocked the Nigerian star online, prompting him to fire back with a sharp clapback
  • The Nigerian striker has now returned to Bayer Leverkusen, where he is expected to refocus on his Bundesliga season

Super Eagles striker Victor Boniface has found himself at the centre of social media controversy following the collapse of his proposed move to AC Milan.

The Bayer Leverkusen forward, who was set for a big Serie A switch, failed his medical in Italy, leading to the deal being abruptly cancelled.

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Victor Boniface has hit back at some female critics who trolled him after his failed AC Milan medicals. Photo by BSR Agency
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While the disappointment was tough enough, Boniface’s frustration grew after some female critics mocked him online, prompting a fiery response from the Nigerian star.

Failed medical ends dream AC Milan move

Boniface’s highly anticipated transfer to AC Milan fell apart after the player failed mandatory medical tests, PUNCH reports.

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According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the Rossoneri had already agreed on a €5 million loan fee with an option to buy for €24 million.

Boniface had arrived in Milan within the last 48 hours, hoping to finalise the switch, but the medical verdict forced the club to walk away.

For Boniface, the move represented a dream opportunity to play in one of Europe’s most iconic clubs, but instead, he has been forced to return to Bayer Leverkusen and focus on rebuilding his momentum in Germany.

Social Media mockery from female critics

While fans were shocked at the news, some female critics on social media took things further by mocking Boniface for the failed transfer.

One critic claimed that the 24-year-old lacked professionalism, alleging that he was “too focused on social media” rather than his football career.

The criticisms quickly caught Boniface’s attention, and he did not hold back in firing a response.

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The striker, known for his lively presence online, clapped back at one critic with a biting remark:

“I see ur wig, shame catch me on ur behalf.”

His sharp response instantly went viral, sparking debate among fans about whether he should have ignored the trolls or defended himself.

Boniface’s focus shifts back to Leverkusen

Despite the setback, Boniface remains an important player for Bayer Leverkusen, and his focus will now return to the Bundesliga season, The Guardian reports.

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Victor Boniface has returned to Bayer Leverkusen after his dream move to AC Milan fell through. Photo by Jorg Schuler
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Many supporters believe the 24-year-old forward has the talent to bounce back strongly, with this failed transfer serving as extra motivation.

For AC Milan, the incident highlights the risks involved in late transfer deals, while for Boniface, it underlines the brutal reality of football where opportunities can slip away overnight.

The Nigerian striker is expected to silence critics with performances on the pitch rather than words on social media.

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AC Milan makes decision on Boniface

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that AC Milan have reportedly decided against signing Super Eagles striker Victor Boniface after extensive medical tests revealed lingering concerns with his right knee.

Boniface underwent extensive examinations at Milan’s Centro Ambrosiano and the Galeazzi Orthopaedic Institute, where specialists flagged reduced strength and stability in his right knee, previously operated on twice following anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries.

Source: Legit.ng

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Chukwu Ikechukwu (Sports Editor) Chukwu Ikechukwu Godwin is a seasoned sports journalist with over a decade of experience across radio, TV, and online media. His career has seen him contribute his expertise to prominent media outlets such as Today FM, Wish FM, Silverbird Communications, and Sports Brief. Chukwu earned his Bachelor's degree in Agriculture from the University of Port Harcourt in 2016. Email: Chukwu.ikechukwu@corp.legit.ng

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