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Boniface and Tella are the recent Nigerians winning the Bundesliga after helping Bayern Leverkusen to win the championship for the first time in its history.
The Bundesliga has long been a magnet for talented footballers worldwide, and Nigerians have consistently impressed on the German stage, with Boniface and Tella becoming Bundesliga champions.
Here's a look at 4 remarkable Nigerian feats in the league's history
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08:24 - 20.04.2024
Victor Boniface: The Barrack Boy Who Never Doubted Himself Shares Secret to Success in Football
Nigeria's Victor Boniface says it has always been clear to him that playing football is what he wanted to do, and he never doubted himself.
Goal Scorer Supreme
Jonathan Akpoborie (144 appearances, 61 goals): Nicknamed "The Bull," Akpoborie dominated defenses for Rostock, Stuttgart, and Wolfsburg.
His 61 goals remain the most by any Nigerian in Bundesliga history.
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13:55 - 19.04.2024
UEL: German champions Boniface and Tella set for semifinal date with Mourinho's ex AS Roma
Nigerian duo Victor Boniface and Nathan Tella will join Bayer Leverkusen to face AS Roma in the UEL semifinals.
Assist Machine
Victor Agali (143 appearances, 24 assists): A powerful target man, Agali racked up assists for Rostock and Schalke. His 24 assists stand as the most by a Nigerian in the league.
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08:01 - 19.04.2024
Boniface and Tella make European History as Bayer Leverkusen set longest unbeaten streak record
Bayer Leverkusen's exceptional season reached a new high as they set a new record for the longest unbeaten streak in European history
Title Winners
Sunday Oliseh (1 title), Pascal Ojigwe (1 title), Victor Boniface (1 title), and Nathan Tella (1 title): Oliseh lifted the Bundesliga trophy with Dortmund in 2001-02, showcasing his midfield prowess. Ojigwe, though playing few games, received a medal for Kaiserslautern's 1997-98 title win.
Boniface and Tella are the recent Nigerians winning the Bundesliga after helping Bayern Leverkusen to win the championship for the first time in its history.
Most Seasons Played
Anthony Ujah (9 seasons): A tireless striker, Ujah spent eight seasons in Germany with four clubs, showcasing his dedication and adaptability.
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