Victor Boniface Caught Off Guard as Taiwo Awoniyi Denies Owning ₦800m Luxury Cars
Bayer Leverkusen forward Victor Boniface sparked a huge buzz on social media after recording Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi humorously denying ownership of a Bentley and Range Rover worth ₦800 million.
This glimpse into the impressive wealth within the national team has quickly caught public attention.
The Viral Moment
A viral clip shows Boniface visibly stunned when he spots Awoniyi's luxurious vehicles parked side-by-side. The striker confronted Awoniyi, repeatedly asking in pidgin English, "Who get am?" while filming the gleaming cars.
Awoniyi laughed and shook his head, denying they belonged to him, which amused millions of fans across Africa.
Boniface’s Reaction
Unwilling to accept the playful denial, Boniface expressed disbelief, exclaiming, "Jesus, Awo? Awoniyi, Bentley? Kai!" His reaction captured the surprise many feel since Awoniyi is known more for his dedication on the pitch than showcasing luxury.
Awoniyi’s Quiet Image
Unlike many athletes who flaunt wealth openly, Awoniyi has a reputation for modesty and low-key living. Fans praised how his humble personality contrasts with the expensive cars.
The "Football Money Too Long" Catchphrase
Boniface’s stunned comment about football money being "too long" quickly turned into a popular meme, flooding timelines with fans using it as a soundtrack for their own luxury dreams.
Awoniyi’s Career and Future Prospects
This display of affluence comes as Awoniyi faces a possible £17 million transfer to Coventry City. No matter where he plays next season, his elite status off the field remains clear.
- Players involved: Victor Boniface (Bayer Leverkusen), Taiwo Awoniyi (Nottingham Forest)
- Vehicles spotted: Bentley and Range Rover worth ₦800 million
- Viral catchphrase: "Football money too long"
- Potential transfer: Awoniyi linked with £17 million move to Coventry City
