Aubameyang releases official statement declaring his international retirement
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang releases official statement declaring his international retirement and give a shcoking reason why he did.
Previous Arsenal chief Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang had to miss Gabon's African Cup of Nations through clinical issues and has now affirmed his retirement from international football
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has called time on his international vocation in the wake of affirming he will never again represent Gabon.
Having represented France at youth level, the previous Arsenal striker switched allegiances for senior football and turned into the Panthers' record scorer, tracking down the net 30 times in 72 appearances since his first cap in 2009.
Aubameyang has captained the public group for various years and furthermore scored their absolute first Olympic goal during the London 2012 games. His last swansong should have come at this year's African Cup of Nations, yet before Gabon's first game, he contracted Covid. Shortly from that point onward, he got back to north London for additional clinical trials following a diagnosis of "cardiovascular lesions".
In any case, the prudent tests are understood to have not shown anything that will affect his playing time, subsequently finishing a January cutoff time day move to Barcelona. Having been frozen out by Arsenal chief Mikel Arteta, the 32-year old has thought back to his best for the Blaugrana, scoring 13 times in the second 50% of the season.
Also, Aubameyang can now place full focus into his exploits at the Camp Nou, after Gabon's Football Federation, released an authority statement affirming his expectation to resign from the public group.
The press release reads: "The skipper of the Panthers will never again be with the public group for the following qualifiers, the last phase of which is scheduled in Cote d'Ivoire. The FC Barcelona striker has chosen to end his international vocation and sent a letter to the Gabonese Football Federation (FEGAFOOT) on May 17, 2022.
"Following 13 years of pride in representing my country, I declare that I am finishing my international vocation. I might want to thank the Gabonese public and every one of those who have supported me in great and terrible times.
"I will keep a ton of good memories, similar to the day I made my presentation or the day I returned from Nigeria with the African Ballon d'or. Sharing it with every one individuals was an extraordinary second.
"I thank our President, his excellency Ali Bongo Ondimba who has always supported the Panthers and has always worked for football to advance in our country. I might also want to thank every one of my coaches, staff and the players that I have gone over during this profession.
"At long last, I thank my dad who gave me the desire to do like him, expecting to have him glad by wearing our colors." In 2015, Aubameyang turned into the first Gabonese player to win the African Footballer of the Year, an honor won most as of late by Liverpool star Sadio Mane.
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