Juventus, AC Milan, and Napoli are vying for the signature of Nigerian striker Victor Boniface in the upcoming summer transfer window.

Boniface, currently showcasing exceptional form with German side Bayer Leverkusen, has emerged as a sought-after players in Europe.

With an impressive record of 15 goals and 8 assists in 22 competitive games, Boniface could be playing his football elsewhere next season.

According to reports from Corriere di Torino, Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli is actively working on a potential €40 million deal to secure Boniface’s services for the next season.

Meanwhile, Tuttomercatoweb suggests that Napoli views Boniface as the ideal successor to fellow Nigerian, Victor Osimhen.

Napoli is open to considering offers meeting the €140 million release clause, positioning Boniface as a key candidate for the coveted Capocannoniere role.

AC Milan, no stranger to strategic moves in the transfer market, has expressed long-standing interest in Boniface to reinforce their attacking lineup for the upcoming season.

Boniface, acquired from Belgian side Union Saint-Gilloise in July for €20.5 million, has already seen his market value double in just six months.

The competition for his signature promises to be a compelling narrative as these Serie A powerhouses gear up for a summer showdown.