Boniface, making his first home appearance at the Weserstadion, came on in the second half with Bremen already trailing 2-0. Despite his introduction, the Super Eagles striker could not spark a comeback as the visitors sealed all three points.

Steffen blamed the team’s lack of defensive discipline and singled out Boniface for drifting out of position.
“I felt he was too ‘everywhere.’ It’s fine for him to be more central. It wasn’t the way I wanted it,” Steffen told Transfermarkt.
“It wasn’t just him, but a lot of players weren’t staying in their spaces. We have to be positionally consistent so that we can overload the attack every now and then. That’s an issue I’ll address.”

Boniface, who joined Bremen late in the summer transfer window, has played just 45 minutes across two appearances. Steffen urged patience, insisting the Nigerian striker must adapt to the team’s tactical demands.

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Hein, 23, became part of the Arsenal squad in 2018 and made his senior debut in November 2022 during a Carabao Cup third-round clash against Brighton & Hove Albion.

In a separate update from Spain, Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick confirmed that midfielder Marc Casado has opted to remain at Camp Nou despite interest during the summer transfer window.

Speaking at a press conference ahead of Barcelona’s LaLiga fixture against Levante on Saturday, Flick stated:
“He doesn’t want to leave, and I also want to keep him.”
“It’s going to be a difficult season, and we need all the players. He gives us confidence.”

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