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ALL ABOUT THE FOOTBALLER PIERRE-EMERICK AUBAMEYANG

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is one of those strikers who never goes unnoticed: lightning-fast, with pinpoint accuracy, and a charisma that makes him a fan favorite wherever he goes. From his beginnings in France to shining at Borussia Dortmund, tearing up the Premier League nets with Arsenal, and winning titles at Barcelona, ​​his career has been full of goals, memorable moments, and also a few controversies. In this article, we'll review everything about Aubameyang: his story, statistics, clubs, achievements, interesting facts, and that unmistakable style that sets him apart.

First Steps and Leap to Stardom


Pierre-Emerick Emiliano François Aubameyang was born on June 18, 1989, in Laval, France, although he represents Gabon through his father, Pierre Aubameyang, a former footballer and captain of the Gabonese national team. From a young age, he was immersed in football at home and played for AC Milan's youth teams, where his speed and goal-scoring ability began to stand out.


However, he never made his debut for the Rossoneri's first team. Instead, he was loaned to French clubs such as Dijon, Lille, Monaco, and Saint-Étienne. It was at the latter where his career truly took off. Under the management of Christophe Galtier, Aubameyang blossomed as a striker, scoring 41 goals in 97 matches and winning the French League Cup in 2013. That year he caught the eye of Borussia Dortmund, who saw him as Robert Lewandowski's successor. In Germany, his career took off internationally. Wearing the yellow jersey of Borussia Dortmund, Aubameyang reached his peak. Fast, lethal in the box, and with an uninhibited personality, he became an idol at Signal Iduna Park. He won the DFB Pokal (German Cup) in 2017 and was the Bundesliga's top scorer in the 2016-17 season with 31 goals, surpassing Lewandowski.


  • Professional debut: Dijon, 2008 (on loan from AC Milan)

  • Saint-Étienne: 41 goals in 3 seasons

  • Borussia Dortmund: 141 goals in 213 matches

  • Bundesliga top scorer 2016-17

  • Known for his celebrations with superhero masks


Arsenal, Barcelona, ​​and his time in Africa


In January 2018, Arsenal paid more than €60 million to sign Aubameyang, making him the London club's star signing. Since his arrival, the striker has responded with goals: he was the team's top scorer in several seasons and formed a lethal partnership with Alexandre Lacazette.


He won the FA Cup in 2020, playing a key role in the final against Chelsea and captaining the team.


However, his relationship with manager Mikel Arteta deteriorated in 2021 due to disciplinary issues, which led to his departure from the club. In February 2022, he signed for FC Barcelona on a free transfer, where he had a brief but impactful spell. In just half a season, he scored 13 goals and helped the team secure Champions League qualification. But his arrival coincided with Lewandowski's resurgence at Barça, which led to his departure once again. In 2022-23, he had a fleeting stint at Chelsea, where he barely featured. In 2023, he signed with Olympique de Marseille, regaining prominence with strong performances in Ligue 1 and the Europa League. National Team and African Legacy: Aubameyang chose to represent Gabon, his father's homeland, despite being born and raised in Europe. He was captain and the leading figure of his national team for over a decade. He scored 30 goals in 73 matches, making him the country's all-time top scorer.


  • Arsenal (2018–2022): 92 goals in 163 matches

  • Barcelona (2022): 13 goals in 23 matches

  • Chelsea (2022-23): 3 goals

  • Marseille (2023–): over 20 goals in his first season

  • Gabon: 30 goals, all-time top scorer


While he did not manage to lead Gabon to major World tournaments, he was an emblem of modern African football. In 2015 he was chosen African Footballer of the Year, beating Yaya Touré and André Ayew, and was always a source of pride for his nation.

The passion for football goes beyond 90 minutes. It's emotion, identity, and feeling. It unites generations, transcends borders, and turns every goal into a collective celebration. On every pitch, from the grandest stadiums to the humblest fields, the same heart beats: the heart of love for the game.Football isn't just played; it's lived, felt, and shared. Because behind every jersey, every chant, and every glance towards the sky, there's a story, a dream, and a passion that never dies.

The passion for football goes beyond 90 minutes. It's emotion, identity, and feeling. It unites generations, transcends borders, and turns every goal into a collective celebration. On every pitch, from the grandest stadiums to the humblest fields, the same heart beats: the heart of love for the game.Football isn't just played; it's lived, felt, and shared. Because behind every jersey, every chant, and every glance towards the sky, there's a story, a dream, and a passion that never dies.

Interesting Facts, Playing Style, and Statistics


Aubameyang stands out not only for his speed, but also for his ability to make runs, finish with both feet, and intelligently exploit space. He's one of those strikers who lives on the edge of being offside, but when he gets going, he's almost unstoppable.


He's also one of the few players to have scored more than 300 goals at a professional level, counting both club and international appearances.


His charisma and eccentric style have made him a media figure: from his custom sports cars to his extravagant haircuts and his Dragon Ball fandom.


Did you know...?


  • He's trilingual: he speaks fluent French, English, and Spanish.

  • He owns more than 10 luxury sports cars.

  • He's played with Lewandowski, Messi, and Özil at different clubs.

  • He celebrated goals dressed as Black Panther and Goku.

  • His brother Willy was also a professional footballer.

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