Bayer Leverkusen have received enquiries from two clubs regarding Victor Boniface, with the Bundesliga side prepared to let the striker leave in January on either a permanent deal or a loan.
According to Sky Sport Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg, the player is keen to move on as his playing time has dwindled.
Neither of the two interested suitors has been publicly named.
This development differs from October, when initial reports indicated that the 25-year-old forward had informed his representatives of his desire to depart the club.
At the time, Leverkusen managing director Simon Rolfes played down those reports.
Under head coach Carles Martínez, Boniface has slipped down the pecking order to third choice, sitting behind Patrik Schick and Christian Kofane.
The Nigerian international has logged just 14 minutes across two Bundesliga appearances this campaign, alongside a brief outing in the DFB-Pokal, and was omitted from Leverkusen’s Europa League squad entirely.
His previous loan spell at Werder Bremen during the 2025/26 season failed to alter his standing within the squad.
Boniface is tied to the club by a contract that runs until June 2028.
Boniface originally arrived at Leverkusen from Union Saint-Gilloise in August 2023.
He netted 21 goals across all competitions during his debut campaign as the team captured the 2023-24 Bundesliga title without sustaining a single defeat.
However, subsequent injuries have severely disrupted his trajectory.
Leverkusen’s openness to a potential loan agreement could broaden the market of prospective buyers by removing the necessity for an immediate, substantial transfer fee for a player with more than two years remaining on his current agreement.
