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Leverkusen’s Boniface hungry for extra targets after West Ham cameo

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Tremendous Eagles and Bayer 04 Leverkusen striker, Victor Okoh Boniface, was delighted to be again amongst the targets after lacking an enormous chunk of soccer for the reason that flip of the 12 months, Soccernet.ng experiences.

The 23-year-old was upset to be dominated out of Nigeria’s AFCON 2023 marketing campaign in Ivory Coast as he suffered an adductor harm which saved him out of soccer for nearly 4 months.

He made his return to the pitch in Leverkusen’s 4-0 win over Fortuna Dusseldorf within the DFB Pokal. He additionally got here off the bench within the membership’s 1-0 over Union Berlin on the weekend earlier than repeating his antics final evening, however this time, grabbing Leverkusen’s second goal in opposition to West Ham United.

Talking within the blended zone, the Nigerian ahead revealed his delight to be again on the scoresheet, and the starvation to make up for the time he missed resulting from harm.

“I really feel comfortable, you understand. It’s not simple contemplating I used to be out for about three months. I missed plenty of video games, so coming again to assist my workforce means so much and I’m actually comfortable to be enjoying soccer once more. I’m trying ahead to serving to my workforce each time I’m known as upon, we now have an enormous sport on Sunday, so we’re trying ahead to that,” the previous Union Saint-Gilloise man advised OmaSports TV.

Leverkusen will likely be topped Bundesliga Champions for the primary time in historical past in the event that they defeat Werder Bremen on Sunday. Die Werkself are nonetheless unbeaten this season after enjoying 42 video games, dropping factors in simply 5 of these.

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