AC Milan Pulls Out Of Victor Boniface Deal After Medical Red Flags

Despite four medical examinations in Milan, concerns over the striker’s knee—linked to two past ACL injuries—forced the Rossoneri to abandon the move and shift focus toward signing two new strikers.

AC Milan have decided against signing Victor Boniface after the Bayer Leverkusen striker failed to pass medical checks in Italy.

The 24-year-old Nigerian forward underwent four separate examinations in Milan this week as the club pushed ahead with plans to strengthen their attack. However, concerns raised by the medical team—linked to the player’s history of serious knee injuries—led to the deal collapsing.

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Boniface has suffered two anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries in his career, a factor that ultimately convinced Milan to pull out despite recognising his quality and potential.

The Rossoneri had identified Boniface as a prime candidate to replace Olivier Giroud, but they will now focus on signing two new strikers before the transfer window closes.

Journalist Luca Bianchin reported that Milan’s medical staff were unwilling to take the risk given the physical demands of Serie A and the player’s long-term durability.

Boniface remains at Bayer Leverkusen, where he was a key part of last season’s Bundesliga-winning squad.