On December 19, 2025, Super Eagles and Bayer Leverkusen striker **Victor Boniface** shared a series of captivating photos on his official X account (@boniface_jrn), posing confidently alongside his brand-new Lamborghini Urus. The post, captioned "Tough year / Grateful for life 🤝," quickly went viral, amassing tens of thousands of likes and views within hours. The sleek blue luxury SUV, estimated to be worth around $350,000 (approximately ₦450-700 million depending on customizations and exchange rates), became the centerpiece of admiration and discussion among fans.
The 24-year-old Nigerian forward, known for his powerful strikes and charismatic personality, appeared in casual attire, leaning against the high-performance vehicle in what seemed like a private garage or driveway. The Lamborghini Urus, renowned for its blend of supercar speed and SUV practicality—boasting a twin-turbo V8 engine producing over 650 horsepower—perfectly complements Boniface's dynamic playing style. Fans flooded the comments with congratulations, fire emojis, and messages like "Football money sweet!" while others humorously debated whether football earnings surpass those in the music industry.
This lavish acquisition comes at a poignant time for Boniface. The striker has endured a rollercoaster 2025, marked by a season-long loan to Werder Bremen where he struggled with form, remaining goalless in several matches and facing criticism. Earlier reports from November highlighted his purchase of a similar 2025 Urus model amid a goal drought, but these latest images suggest either an upgrade, a second unit, or renewed spotlight on his collection. Additionally, Boniface was controversially omitted from Nigeria's final squad for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco, a snub that fueled debates about his international future. He briefly hinted at retirement from the Super Eagles before deleting the post, adding to the narrative of a "tough year."
Yet, the photos radiate positivity and resilience. By pairing the luxury display with a message of gratitude, Boniface subtly shifts focus from on-pitch setbacks to off-field blessings. His career trajectory—from humble beginnings in Nigeria to starring for Bundesliga champions Leverkusen (where he contributed significantly to their 2023/24 invincible season)—underscores his hard-earned success. Injuries, form dips, and international exclusions notwithstanding, the Urus symbolizes reward for perseverance.
Social media reactions were electric. Popular accounts reposted the images with captions like "Victor Boniface poses with his new Lamborghini Urus 🇳🇬🔥" and "Football money >>>>," sparking threads comparing athlete lifestyles. Some fans praised his humility, noting how he remains grounded despite the glamour, while others joked about the timing amid Nigeria's economic challenges.
Boniface's garage already reportedly includes Mercedes models, and this addition elevates his collection to elite status among African footballers. Peers like Victor Osimhen have engaged in playful banter over similar purchases, highlighting the camaraderie—and friendly rivalry—in the Super Eagles camp.
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