According to a report by Daily Post on Friday October 23, 2026, Nigerian striker Victor Boniface is seeking a loan move away from Bayer Leverkusen during the January transfer window after struggling for regular playing time this season.

According to reports, the 24-year-old has informed his representatives that he wants to leave the German club in search of more opportunities.

Boniface has reportedly made just a five-minute appearance for Leverkusen this season, raising concerns about his role in the team's plans.

The striker previously spent last season on loan at Werder Bremen, another Bundesliga club, and could now be looking for a similar move to revive his campaign.

Leverkusen are reportedly open to allowing the Nigerian international to leave, either on loan or through a permanent transfer.

Boniface remains under contract with the club until June 2029, meaning any potential departure will depend on the agreement reached between Leverkusen and an interested club.

A move away could provide the striker with the opportunity to secure regular football and regain his form. However, no destination has been confirmed, and his future is expected to become clearer as the January transfer window approaches.