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Victor Boniface Reacts to Taiwo Awoniyi's Denial of ₦800 Million Luxury Cars

Bayer Leverkusen forward Victor Boniface sparked a lively social media buzz after filming Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi denying ownership of luxury cars worth ₦800 million. This rare glimpse into the wealth among national team players caught many fans off guard.

The Viral Moment

In a funny video gaining traction online, Boniface encounters Awoniyi’s collection featuring a Bentley and a Range Rover parked side-by-side. Astonished by the sight, the 25-year-old repeatedly asks in Pidgin English, "Who get am?" while pointing the camera at the gleaming vehicles.

Awoniyi laughs and shakes his head, playfully refusing to claim the expensive cars as his own. Boniface, unfazed, insists on uncovering the truth, exclaiming, "Jesus, Awo? Awoniyi, Bentley? Kai!" His reaction mirrors the surprise of many fans who usually see Awoniyi focused more on football than flaunting wealth.

Contrasting Personalities Off the Field

Unlike some athletes who openly display their riches online, Awoniyi maintains a modest and low-key image. Fans admire how his quiet personality contrasts with the flashy car collection, reinforcing his reputation for humility despite the high value of his possessions.

Football Money Too Long: The New Catchphrase

Boniface’s amazed declaration that "football money is too long" has become an internet sensation. This phrase now anchors many videos where fans express their own luxury dreams inspired by the wealth of Nigerian football stars in Europe.

Awoniyi's Rising Career and Wealth

This reveal comes amid rumors linking Awoniyi to a £17 million move to Coventry City. With such financial strength already evident, the ₦800 million garage confirms his elite status both on the pitch and in lifestyle.

  • Players: Victor Boniface (Bayer Leverkusen), Taiwo Awoniyi (Nottingham Forest)
  • Cars: Bentley and Range Rover worth ₦800 million combined
  • Age of Boniface: 25 years
  • Potential Transfer: Awoniyi linked with £17 million transfer to Coventry City
  • Popular Quote: "Football money too long"