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Hannover 96 target Boniface

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Hannover 96 are considering a move for Super Eagles striker Victor Boniface as the 2. Bundesliga side seek to strengthen their attack before the close of the transfer window, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. German outlet Neupresse reports that Boniface is among several forwards being considered by Hannover, who could offer the Nigerian another opportunity to Read More: https://punchng.com/hannover-96-target-boniface/

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