Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is apparently allowed to go

After the theater of an alleged disciplinary violation, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is apparently allowed to leave Arsenal FC. That reports the SkySports-Reporter Dharmesh Sheth on Tuesday.

Accordingly, a departure in January is not ruled out – corresponding offers should be considered. Aubameyang is currently the top earner with the Gunners with around 420,000 euros per week and still has a contract until 2023. But why should he go?

At the beginning of December, Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta suspended the former Dortmund player for a “violation of discipline” for the game against Southampton FC. Apparently, the star striker skipped a training session on Friday. A little later the club announced: “Aubameyang is no longer our captain.”

But it got even harder for Aubameyang: The Gabonese was not allowed to participate in any game, instead Alexandre Lacazette wore the captain’s armband and replaced him brilliantly. In six games without Auba, Arsenal won five and scored 20 goals – Lacazette scored twice and provided three goals.

As a result of the suspension, the international rumor mill boiled right up. The Gunners should be loud Daily Express now increase their efforts to help Florence striker Dusan Vlahovic. And Newcastle is supposed to Daily Mirror according to have already submitted an offer for Aubameyang.

Even Juventus are reportedly interested. However, with Auba’s engagements with Gabon in the Africa Cup of Nations and Turin’s desire to keep Alvaro Morata, Juve is an unlikely option in the winter.