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Victor Boniface Surprised as Taiwo Awoniyi Denies Owning ₦800 Million Luxury Cars

Bayer Leverkusen forward Victor Boniface has caused a huge stir on social media after catching his Nottingham Forest teammate Taiwo Awoniyi jokingly deny owning a collection of luxury cars valued at around ₦800 million. The video has drawn attention to the surprising wealth within the national team circle.

The Unexpected Confrontation

In the viral clip, Boniface comes across an impressive lineup featuring a Bentley and a high-end Range Rover parked side-by-side. Amazed, the 25-year-old striker points his camera at the vehicles and repeatedly asks in pidgin, "Who get am?" Meanwhile, Awoniyi laughs and shakes his head, denying that the cars belong to him.

Boniface’s Disbelief

Unwilling to accept the denial, Boniface expresses his astonishment loudly, calling out, "Jesus, Awo? Awoniyi, Bentley? Kai!" His reaction reflects what many fans feel — it’s rare to see Awoniyi flaunt such material wealth when he usually keeps a low profile focused on football.

Awoniyi’s Low-Key Image

Unlike other players who often showcase their riches online, Awoniyi is known for his modesty and discretion off the pitch. Fans have praised his humble nature, especially considering the impressive garage revealed in the video.

Football Money Too Long

Boniface’s catchphrase from the video, declaring that "football money too long," has quickly turned into a viral meme. Supporters are using the phrase to highlight the lavish lifestyles of top Nigerian footballers in Europe.

Career Moves and Financial Power

The timing of this revelation coincides with Awoniyi’s rumored £17 million transfer to Coventry City. Regardless of where he plays next season, this display shows his financial status remains among the elite.

  • Players involved: Victor Boniface (Bayer Leverkusen), Taiwo Awoniyi (Nottingham Forest)
  • Luxury cars featured: Bentley, Range Rover
  • Estimated combined value: ₦800 million
  • Awoniyi's age: 25 years old
  • Potential transfer: £17 million move to Coventry City

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