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Bayer Leverkusen president Fernando Carro declared last week that he would use all legal means to keep his African internationals and prevent them from taking part in the AFCON 2023 in January. But the Bundesliga leaders' top scorer doesn't see it that way. Victor Boniface dreams of playing in the competition for the first time."It's the dream of every Nigerian footballer to represent his country and win a trophy for the country. So we're looking forward to the next AFCON," the 22-year-old striker told DW. It's enough to make the president of Bayer Leverkusen think, as he will be obliged to release his striker, Amine Adli and Tapsoba.
