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Former Marseille player Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang sent a message to probable future Olympian Eddie Nketiah.
Former Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has advised one of his former team-mates to join Marseille.
Aubameyang, who left Marseille after one season to sign for Al Qadisiah in Saudi Arabia, has invited another former Gunner to follow in his footsteps and discover the Vélodrome. According to Sam Dean of
Telegraphhe told Eddie Nketiah that a transfer to Marseille could be the best solution for his career.
Nketiah should say yes to OM
The English striker does not want to leave Arsenal, but he is aware that he is not one of the first choices of Mikel Arteta, the team’s manager. If he wants to have more regular playing time, he absolutely must join his favorite club. And OM is by far the most pressing club. After a long hesitation, he says to himself that he is now ready to take the plunge.
Marseille have already signed Mason Greenwood from Manchester United and are keen to partner him with Nketiah. Roberto De Zerbi knows him well, having seen him perform on Premier League pitches when he was in charge of Brighton.
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