Nigerian Midfielder Christopher Boniface Signs Two-Year Deal with Hapoel Ramat Gan
Hapoel Ramat Gan, newly promoted to the Israeli Premier League, has signed Nigerian midfielder Christopher Boniface to a two-year contract with an option for a third season. The 24-year-old, standing 1.80 meters tall, joins the club after several seasons abroad, having played for Van Yerevan in the Armenian league and Al-Kharaitiyat in Qatar. In his most recent season, Boniface scored two goals and provided one assist.
Boniface is among several notable new signings for Ramat Gan this summer. Other acquisitions include Brazilian winger Luan Campos from the Romanian league, Portuguese defender Jota from Portugal's second division, Ghanaian left-back Fard Ibrahim from the Kazakhstan league, as well as Maksim Plakuschenko and Tamir Glazer. These additions aim to strengthen the squad ahead of their top-flight campaign.
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