West Ham United is reportedly poised to shatter their transfer record in pursuit of Bayer Leverkusen’s standout striker, Victor Boniface.
As disclosed by The Sun, West Ham’s Technical Director, Tim Steidten, is actively spearheading a significant transfer coup to secure the services of Boniface before the closure of the transfer window later this month.
Boniface has made a remarkable impact in his debut season with Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga, notching an impressive 16 goals and providing eight assists in 23 games.
With West Ham having substantial financial backing for a major transfer, Manager David Moyes is reportedly supportive of making a substantial investment in acquiring a proven goal-scorer like Boniface.
The 23-year-old striker, who recently underwent groin surgery, is rumored to be on the market, with Bayer Leverkusen reportedly open to selling him.
Regrettably, Boniface had to miss the AFCON due to the injury. The West Ham move faces competition from other Premier League clubs, with Chelsea and Newcastle also reportedly expressing interest in the talented striker. As the transfer window deadline approaches, the race for Victor Boniface’s signature intensifies among these top-flight English clubs.
