The Werkself number 22 has been nominated alongside Xavi Simons (RB Leipzig) and Brajan Gruda (FSV Mainz 05) in the vote for Bundesliga Rookie of the Month.
Black and Red fans can vote for the Bayer 04 new signing up to Thursday 9 November at 23.59 CET. Click here to vote. The winner is determined as follows: 40% of the votes come from fans with 30% each from the 18 team captains and a panel of pundits.
Boniface signed for Bayer 04 in the summer from Belgian club Union Saint-Gilloise. The 22-year-old has scored ten goals and provided six assists in 14 games for the Werkself to date.
Derby time in the Rhineland! After a successful September, the Bayer 04 Women are away to FC Köln on Sunday, 4 October. In the Bundesliga match kicking off at 18:30 CEST at the Franz Kremer Stadium (live on MagentaSport and DAZN), coach Roberto Pätzold is counting on the return of a number of players who have been absent through injury.
Show moreBayer 04 will have to manage without defender Axel Tape for the time being.
Show moreA special tribute to a German football legend: The pay-TV channel Sky has dedicated a documentary worth watching to the current Germany sporting director and former Bayer 04 player and sporting director Rudi Völler. In addition to Völler's impressive career, assessments from contemporaries and very private insights, the 90-minute film also covers his many years of commitment to Bayer 04. "Rudi Völler - The one and only" is now available exclusively on Sky and the associated streaming service WOW.
Show moreThe second international break of the 2025/26 season will begin after the Bundesliga match against Union Berlin (Saturday, 4 October, 15:30 CEST). The latest information on call-ups.
Show moreAlejo Sarco and Argentina won their second group match at the U20 World Cup in Chile on Wednesday night. They beat Australia 4-1 with Sarco setting the tone early with a goal in the third minute. As in the first group game against Cuba, where Sarco scored twice, the 19-year-old was also named "Player of the Match" against Australia.
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