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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will be available as a free agent after parting ways with Saudi Arabian side, Al Qadsiah, and AC Milan are reportedly interested in the 36-year-old.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Gabonese striker has decided to move on from Al Qadsiah, spending less than a year with the Saudi Arabian side and contributing to 24 goals in 36 appearances (21G +3A).<\/p>\n During his lengthy career, Aubameyang has played for some of the biggest clubs across the globe, donning the jersey at Arsenal, Chelsea, Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund and Marseille.<\/p>\n Aubameyang has established himself as one of the most prolific strikers in the modern era, scoring 370 goals in 728 senior appearances – with his prime days coming with Dortmund as he is the eighth highest scorer in club history.<\/p>\n Across these various clubs, the 36-year-old has picked up a host of accolades, winning two DFB Pokal trophies, La Liga, the FA Cup and Coupe de France.<\/p>\n His deal with the Saudi Pro League side was set to expire in June 2026, however, Al Qadsiah are looking to acquire a younger striker this summer and both parties have agreed to terminate the deal a year earlier.<\/p>\n Aubameyang’s entrance into the free agency market has alerted a host of clubs around Europe and AC Milan are reportedly interested in bringing the veteran in as a low-risk back up.<\/p>\n Massimiliano Allegri has taken the reins in Milan and has already involved himself with a Saudi Arabian transfer saga, as Theo Hernandez became one of the highest paid defenders in the world with a move to Al Hilal.<\/p>\n The Rossoneri have already dived into the free agent market this summer, signing Luka Modric after the Croatian decided to leave Real Madrid after 13 seasons in Spain.<\/p>\n Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has played in the Premier League, Bundesliga, Ligue 1 and La Liga, but the Gabon international has never played in Italy’s top division.<\/p>\n However, the former Chelsea star was on the books at AC Milan between 2008-2012 and made 37 appearances for Milan’s U19 side – scoring 15 goals.<\/p>\n AC Milan decided that Aubameyang was not ready for the first-team and the Italian side eventually sold the striker to Saint Etienne in January 2012.<\/p>\n His family also have ties with the Serie A side, as both of Aubameyang’s half brothers have made an appearance for Milan. Catilina Aubameyang played in a 4-2 win over Piacenza during the 2002-03 Serie A campaign, while Willy Aubameyang featured in a Coppa Italia clash in 2007.<\/p>\n Aubameyang enjoyed multiple spells in France, scoring 58 goals in 154 Ligue 1 appearances, his time in Germany saw the striker score 98 goals in 144 Bundesliga appearances and the Gabonese star scored 69 goals in 143 Premier League matches.<\/p>\n His time in La Liga was short but sweet, scoring 11 goals in 18 appearances for Barcelona in Spain’s top division and this leaves Aubameyang with the Serie A to complete the set.<\/p>\n The Rossoneri are huge outsiders to win the league title next season on Serie A betting sites and could be tempted to bring a player that guarantees goals.<\/p>\n Allegri is looking to lose Alvaro Morata and possibly even Santiago Gimenez, meaning a new striker could be top of the priority list this summer.<\/p>\n The post Serie A Side Left On High Alert After Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Enters Free Agent Market appeared first on FootItalia.com.<\/p>\nAre AC Milan Interested In Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang?<\/h2>\n
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