Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has reportedly decided to join Marseille this summer, according to Fabrizio Romano.
He announced on Twitter that the Blues would let him leave for free, and he is scheduled to arrive at the Ligue 1 team tonight.
It was widely anticipated that Aubameyang’s stay at Stamford Bridge would only be for one season, and it won’t be remembered fondly.
The striker played in one game after being signed at the former manager Thomas Tuchel’s request before the German was fired.
Given that he only managed to score three goals in all competitions for the Gabon international at Stamford Bridge, this might have served as a sign of things to come.
Only one of these appeared in the Premier League, and due to his conduct off the pitch, he started to sever ties with the Chelsea fans who had hoped to support him.
Aubameyang is travelling to Marseille
Less than 24 hours after a discouraging 2-2 draw with Everton, he was seen rejoicing with his former Barcelona teammates after they scored a significant victory in Spain.
Although Romano claims they even allowed him to leave for free to simply get him off the books, it was always assumed that his time here would be coming to an end.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has agreed to join Olympique Marseille, so let’s get started, he said.
As stated two days ago, Auba will sign a three-year contract that will last until June 2026. Auba will arrive at the OM camp tonight and will have medical testing on Thursday, according to Chelsea, who will let him leave for free.
The Blues are counting on the front line of Christopher Nkunku, Nicolas Jackson, and Armando Broja to carry them through the upcoming season.
