Victor Boniface’s Injury History Emerges After Failing AC Milan Medical

Victor Boniface's proposed move to AC Milan collapsed after the striker failed his medical check, revealing a history of injuries. Bayer Leverkusen had agreed to an initial loan fee of €1 million with an option to make the deal permanent for €9 million.

Boniface missed Bayer Leverkusen's match against TSG Hoffenheim, prompting concerns from Milan's medical team due to his previous anterior cruciate ligament injury. The Nigerian international has suffered six different types of injuries in his career, missing a total of 127 matches for club and country.

Boniface's injury woes date back to his time at North Cypriot club Lefke Turk Spor Kulubu and have continued through his spells at Real Sapphire Lagos and Bodo Glimt. Despite a promising debut season in Germany, Boniface's fitness issues have plagued him, leading to the failed move to Milan.

Bayer Leverkusen's sporting director, Simon Rolfes, confirmed the failed transfer and ruled out any.