Would you have done the same? 🤨 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who was reportedly earning R7.1 million a week at Arsenal, has explained why he accepted a big pay cut in order to join FC Barcelona. Find out more here! ➡
The Gabon international left the Gunners in acrimonious fashion late in January after a fallout with head coach Mikel Arteta.
The striker was stripped of the club captaincy by the Spaniard before being frozen out of the team, with disciplinary issues being cited as reasons for the manager's decisive actions. On the deadline day of the January transfer window, it was widely reported that the striker would join Barca on a six-month loan, but it later emerged that the deal would be permanent, with the player agreeing to terminate his Gunners' contract by mutual consent.
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