Boniface Undergoes Medical Examination at Milan
The Nigerian international striker Victor Boniface underwent medical examinations at AC Milan today, Friday, in preparation for his official transfer to the Rossoneri.
The 24-year-old Boniface joins Milan from German club Bayer Leverkusen, where he notably excelled, especially in the season before last.
Boniface's transfer to Milan is on loan for 5 million euros, with a non-mandatory purchase option of 24 million.
Boniface has participated in 61 matches with Leverkusen, managing to score 32 goals, along with 12 assists.
The 24-year-old Boniface joins Milan from German club Bayer Leverkusen, where he notably excelled, especially in the season before last.
Boniface's transfer to Milan is on loan for 5 million euros, with a non-mandatory purchase option of 24 million.
Boniface has participated in 61 matches with Leverkusen, managing to score 32 goals, along with 12 assists.
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