Victor Boniface Reacts to Taiwo Awoniyi Denying Ownership of ₦800 Million Luxury Cars
Victor Boniface, forward for Bayer Leverkusen, stirred a huge buzz on social media after filming Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi denying that he owns an impressive collection of luxury cars worth around ₦800 million.
The video, widely shared across platforms, shows Boniface stunned upon seeing a Bentley and a Range Rover parked side by side, presumed to belong to Awoniyi. The national team stars’ significant wealth suddenly became the center of public attention.
A Viral Moment of Surprise
In the clip, Boniface points his camera at the gleaming vehicles and repeatedly asks in pidgin English, "Who get am?" His disbelief grows as Awoniyi laughs and insists the cars are not his.
Boniface’s reaction is priceless. He exclaims, "Jesus, Awo? Awoniyi, Bentley? Kai!" clearly unable to accept the denial. This candid moment caught fans off guard since Awoniyi usually keeps a low profile off the pitch, focusing more on his game than flaunting wealth.
Awoniyi’s Modesty Stands Out
Unlike many athletes who showcase their riches online, Awoniyi has earned a reputation for humility and discretion. Fans admired this contrast between his quiet lifestyle and the luxury cars featured in the video.
The "Football Money Too Long" Catchphrase Goes Viral
Boniface’s stunned declaration about Awoniyi’s cars sparked a new internet meme. The phrase "football money too long" became popular, with many using it in videos showing their own luxury dreams inspired by the footballers' success.
Career Moves and Future Prospects
The timing of this revelation coincides with rumors linking Awoniyi to a £17 million transfer to Coventry City this summer. No matter where he plays next season, his financial and professional status appears firmly established.
- Players: Victor Boniface (Bayer Leverkusen), Taiwo Awoniyi (Nottingham Forest)
- Cars: Bentley and Range Rover
- Estimated Value: ₦800 million
- Transfer Rumor: Awoniyi linked with £17 million move to Coventry City



