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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Returns to Olympique Marseille
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, the 36-year-old striker from Gabon, has returned to Olympique Marseille after a brief stint with Al-Khaleej in Saudi Arabia. In his previous spell at Marseille, Aubameyang made a significant impact, scoring 30 goals in 51 games, providing 11 assists, and registering a total of 41 goal involvements.
Aubameyang's performance at Marseille was nothing short of impressive. He was the Europa League top scorer during his time at the club and set a remarkable record, scoring 30 goals in a single season, a feat not seen at Marseille since Didier Drogba, 20 years prior[1][2].
Aubameyang's key role at Marseille was evident, making him a pivotal attacking player and a standout performer in both domestic and European competitions. His performances included impressive doubles against Montpellier, Nantes, and Lorient, and a memorable hat-trick against Ajax[1][2].
In the 2023/24 season, Aubameyang was the top scorer for Olympique Marseille, scoring 30 goals in all tournaments. His performance in that season was the best since Didier Drogba[1][2].
Fans of the Orange Velodrome can look forward to seeing Aubameyang's speed, accurate shots, and iconic goal celebrations once again.
Meanwhile, in other transfer news, João Palhinha, the Nations League champion, is reportedly the subject of talks by Tottenham Hotspur. Additionally, Isaac is said to be close to joining Liverpool, with a contract agreed until 2030. There are also rumours of Sancho potentially returning to Borussia Dortmund.
[1] - Source for Aubameyang's performance statistics: [Link to the source] [2] - Source for historical comparison with Didier Drogba: [Link to the source]
Bookmakers across European leagues, including the Premier League, have increased Aubameyang's odds of being the top scorer for Olympique Marseille during the upcoming season, given his impressive track record with the club and his recent return from Saudi Arabia. In fact, sports analysts suggest that Aubameyang's potential performance in the 2024/25 season could rival his previous season's achievement, when he was the top scorer for Marseille, scoring 30 goals in all tournaments.
