BONIFACE SUFFERS £34M MARKET VALUE DIP

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Nigerian forward Victor Boniface's market value has plummeted by €35m, one of the largest drops this season, following significant injury setbacks

Victor Boniface has indeed experienced a significant drop in his market value—reportedly around €35 million—largely due to injury setbacks and limited playing time over the past months. Here’s the full breakdown of what’s going on:

Boniface’s Market Value Dropped due Injury Problems: Boniface’s biggest issue has been fitness. After a strong start to life at Bayer Leverkusen, he suffered a serious injury (including muscular and thigh-related problems), which kept him out for a long stretch.

Long-term injuries reduce player visibility and consistency, Clubs become cautious about investing heavily in injury-prone players

Another problem was reduced playing time because of his injuries:

He missed key matches in both the Bundesliga and European competitions

Other players stepped up in his absence, reducing his guaranteed starting role

Before the injury, Boniface was in top form scoring goals consistently, becoming a key attacking figure, but after returning struggled to regain peak performance. Needed time to rebuild match fitness and sharpness

If Boniface stays injury-free, regains scoring form, plays regularly. His value can rise again quickly—especially given his age and talent.