Transfers

Victor Boniface’s Al Nassr move collapses as Club opts for Jhon Durán

Super Eagles forward Victor Boniface will remain with Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen after his proposed transfer to Al Nassr fell through.

Football transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the development on Wednesday night via his X account, stating that Al Nassr ultimately chose not to finalize the deal.

“Victor Boniface and Al Nassr, deal OFF,” Romano wrote. “Nigerian striker won’t join the club, deal was advanced… but never done as Al Nassr never gave final green light.”

Instead, Al Nassr has shifted its focus to Aston Villa’s Jhon Durán.

“Jhon Durán to Al Nassr, here we go!” Romano added. “Aston Villa to receive €77m fixed fee plus add-ons. Medical booked tomorrow, and then he will travel to Saudi right after.”

Boniface’s transfer had seemed imminent, with both clubs reportedly agreeing on a €60million fee before Al Nassr’s decision to pivot to Durán.

Lucky Maurice

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