Victor Boniface Stunned as Taiwo Awoniyi Denies Owning ₦800 Million Luxury Cars

Bayer Leverkusen forward Victor Boniface sparked a huge buzz on social media after capturing Nottingham Forest striker Taiwo Awoniyi denying ownership of an impressive car collection worth ₦800 million.

The video, which has taken over timelines, shows Boniface reacting with disbelief after spotting a Bentley and a Range Rover parked side-by-side, claiming they belonged to Awoniyi. The national team teammates share the spotlight as the luxury vehicles shine in the background.

The Viral Moment

Boniface, visibly amazed, points his camera at the cars and repeatedly asks in pidgin English, "Who get am?" Awoniyi laughs and shakes his head, denying that the vehicles are his. But Boniface refuses to believe him, exclaiming in astonishment, "Jesus, Awo? Awoniyi, Bentley? Kai!"

This playful exchange highlights the contrast between Awoniyi’s quiet off-field nature and the lavish lifestyle suggested by the multi-million naira fleet. Unlike many footballers who flaunt wealth openly, Awoniyi is known for being modest and low-key.

Fans React and Meme Spreads

The phrase "Football money too long" emerged from Boniface’s reaction, quickly becoming a viral catchphrase among fans. Social media users have embraced it, attaching the soundbite to clips showing their own dreams of luxury.

The video also comes at a time when Awoniyi’s career is heating up, with links to a possible £17 million transfer to Coventry City during the summer window. This display of wealth underlines his rising star status both on and off the pitch.

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