Emotional Chelsea striker Aubameyang responds to fan’s candid Instagram post about him

Jacque Talbot

• 3 May 2023 21:08 BST
• 4 min read

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has responded to a fan’s post about his personal life.

The Chelsea striker failed to make an impression during Arsenals’s 3-1 win over his side at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night, once again leading to criticism.

But the Gabonese attacker spoke candidly after a supporter wrote a heartfelt post about him.

“You know sometimes people forget what’s the real life and forget about how you can’t control what’s happened.

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🚨 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang responds to Instagram post about him:

“You know sometimes people forget what’s the real life and forget about how you can’t control what’s happened.”#CFC pic.twitter.com/VH8yq2ZZ5q

— Chelsea Dodgers (@TheBlueDodger) May 3, 2023

Love you Auba pic.twitter.com/J2Ql40L8x3

— thefootballaddicts on tiktok (@rahjfootball) May 3, 2023

Love Auba, idc what everyone else says

— ftbl.lxkaa (@ftbllxkaa) May 3, 2023

Emirates Legend

— ys (@ysgwp1) May 3, 2023

We all love @Auba he's a legend at Arsenal no matter what

— imran (@imran44117007) May 3, 2023

Chelsea's mass exodus

It comes after the news that Chelsea face an increasingly tough task to clear out all of their unwanted players in the upcoming windows.

It is thought that the club may be forced to give the likes of Aubameyang away on a free transfer in a bid to lower their wage bill, reports the Telegraph.

The paper also lists several suitors for Aubameyang - such as European giants like Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and AC Milan.

But each of these sides are unlikely to pay a fee for the ageing star, who is approaching 34.

The Blues purchased Aubameyang for around £12 million from Barcelona last summer, with the attacker signing a two-year deal.

The former Gunners man was substituted at half-time by Frank Lampard, in what was his first start for six months.

He had rejected a move to Los Angeles FC in January and now it looks like he could be on his way out of the door at Stamford Bridge on a free in the upcoming window.