Top 10 best German footballers of all time: Find out who tops the list
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Super Eagles duo, Victor Boniface and Nathan Tella, made history on Sunday evening as Bayer Leverkusen secured their first-ever Bundesliga title.
The German top flight is rated as one of the best club football competitions in the world, and many Nigerians have made their mark in the league.
Sports Brief takes a look at the five top Nigerian records in German Bundesliga history after Boniface and Tella's success with Bayer Leverkusen.
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Top 10 best German footballers of all time: Find out who tops the list
FootballWith Boniface and Tella's recent victory, Nigeria now have four players who have won the Bundesliga title in history.
Sunday Oliseh, former Super Eagles captain and coach, won the title with Borussia Dortmund in the 2001-02 season.
Pascal Ojigwe was the first Nigerian to win the German League. He achieved the feat while playing for Kaiserslautern in the 1997/98 season.
Jonathan Akpoborie holds the record for the Nigerian with the most goals in the history of the German league.
The former Nigerian international scored 61 goals in 144 appearances while representing clubs such as Hansa Rostock, VfB Stuttgart, and VfL Wolfsburg.
Former Super Eagles striker, Victor Agali, is the Nigerian with the most assists in Bundesliga history.
The former Schalke O4 star garnered 24 assists from 143 appearances in his time in the German league.
Anthony Ujah played for nine seasons in the Bundesliga, the most for a Nigerian in the competition's history.
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FootballThe former Nigerian striker played for Mainz 05, FC Cologne, Werder Bremen, and Union Berlin in Germany.
Akpoborie also boasts being the Nigerian with the most appearances in the German top flight.
The former Super Eagles striker had 144 appearances while playing for Hansa Rostock, Stuttgart, and Wolfsburg.
Sports Brief earlier reported on Boniface making history with Bayer Leverkusen after winning their first-ever Bundesliga title in his first season.
The 23-year-old was on target for the second game running as the German side defeated Werder Bremen to clinch the title with five games remaining.
Boniface opened the scoring from the spot to give Leverkusen the lead early on, followed by a strike from Granit Xhaka and a hat-trick by Florian Wirtz.