
Jupiler Pro League celebrates Super Eagles forward Victor Boniface’s last goal for Union St. Gilloise two years ago, marking his impressive Belgian stint.
The Jupiler Pro League recently took to Instagram to reminisce about Victor Boniface’s final goal for Union St. Gilloise, a moment that occurred two years ago.
This nostalgic post highlights Boniface’s impressive contribution to the Belgian club before he moved to the Bundesliga.

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Bayer Leverkusen striker Victor Boniface has taken it upon himself to welcome two of his latest teammates in the Nigeria Super Eagles following their first-ever call-up.
During a match against KRC Genk, Boniface scored a fantastic equaliser after Genk had taken the lead. The goal came thanks to his skill and teamwork, particularly with fellow African player Simon Adingra, who played a crucial role in setting up the opportunity.
The league’s Instagram post captioned the moment as a “throwback to 𝘽𝙤𝙣𝙞𝙛𝙖𝙘𝙚’𝙨 last goal in Belgium.”

Victor Boniface celebrates at Union Saint Gilloise.
Boniface had a remarkable season with Union St. Gilloise, scoring 17 goals and providing 10 assists.
His performances were instrumental in the club’s success, including their run to the Europa League quarterfinals and a close finish in the Belgian Pro League, where they ultimately came second behind Genk on goal difference.
After his successful stint in Belgium, Boniface joined Bayer Leverkusen in the summer of 2023.
His move to the Bundesliga marked a significant step in his career, as he became a key player for Leverkusen.

Boniface after the goal.
In his debut season, Boniface played a decisive role in helping the club win their first-ever Bundesliga title, scoring 14 goals and contributing significantly despite dealing with injuries.
Currently, he continues to make an impact in the Bundesliga, scoring seven goals in the ongoing season but has lost his position as a vital part of Leverkusen’s starting eleven

Victor Boniface lifts the Bundesliga title at the BayArena last season (Credit: Imago)
However, his achievements have not only elevated his personal career but have also left a lasting impression on the clubs he has represented.
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