Victor Boniface Catches Taiwo Awoniyi Denying Ownership of ₦800 Million Luxury Cars
Bayer Leverkusen forward Victor Boniface recently sparked a huge buzz online after catching Nottingham Forest striker Taiwo Awoniyi playfully denying that he owns a collection of luxury vehicles worth around ₦800 million. This surprising moment has grabbed the attention of football fans across Africa and social media platforms.
The viral video shows Boniface discovering a stunning Bentley and Range Rover parked side by side, both part of Awoniyi’s car collection. Boniface can be seen asking repeatedly in pidgin English, "Who get am?" while pointing his camera at the shiny cars. Awoniyi laughs off the claim, shaking his head and insisting the cars do not belong to him.
This unexpected interaction left Boniface visibly shocked, even calling out to the timeline with disbelief: "Jesus, Awo? Awoniyi, Bentley? Kai!" The clip captures the raw reaction of a teammate who seems amazed by Awoniyi’s secret luxury despite his modest reputation.
Awoniyi’s Low-Key Lifestyle Contrasts With Expensive Assets
Unlike many athletes who showcase their wealth openly on social media, Awoniyi has kept a quiet profile off the pitch. His humble demeanor contrasts sharply with the flashy vehicles revealed, making the footage all the more entertaining for followers.
Fans online have praised Awoniyi’s discretion, noting how unusual it is for such high-value possessions to remain under the radar for a player of his caliber. The phrase “football money too long” quickly turned into a viral meme, capturing the surprise and admiration for the hidden wealth among Nigerian players abroad.
Luxury Cars and Career Moves
The timing of this revelation comes as Awoniyi is linked with a major £17 million transfer to Coventry City during the summer window. Whether or not he moves, this glimpse of his N800 million garage confirms his elite status in European football both financially and professionally.
Boniface’s viral video has ignited conversations about wealth in football circles and the contrast between players’ public images and private lives. The playful denial from Awoniyi only added to the charm and intrigue surrounding the story.
- Players involved: Victor Boniface (Bayer Leverkusen), Taiwo Awoniyi (Nottingham Forest)
- Car brands spotted: Bentley, Range Rover
- Estimated value of cars: ₦800 million
- Potential transfer: Awoniyi linked with £17 million move to Coventry City
