Sky Germany reported, on Thursday evening, that Milan reached an agreement to include the Nigerian striker in Leverkusen, with a loan system for only one season, with his contract permanently purchased after the end of the season.

Milan pays the Leverkusen Treasury 5 million euros, with an option to purchase an inclusive of 24 million euros, which means the total value of the deal reaches 29 million euros, knowing that Bonifas agreed with Milan to move permanently with a 4 -year contract.

The Lombardy club found its way in the summer market, as it was excavated for a new striker to support the team’s front line in the new season, in light of the presence of Santiago Jiminiz as a single striker of coach Max Alegre, knowing that the slight injury that Raphael Liao suffered increased the team’s need for another striker.

Bonifas is expected to become the eighth player to join Milan this summer, after contracting with: Luka Modric, Ardon Jachari, Richie, Kony de Winter, Pervis Estopinan, Zakari, and Peter Terrakiano.

For his part, Italian journalist Fabrzio Romano stated that the player will undergo traditional medical examinations in preparation for the official signing of contracts, in the next two days.