Aubameyang opens up about Arteta calling him a traitor.

Former Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has opened up. After former boss Mikel Arteta accused him of backstabbing him, leading to his departure from the club.

    The Gabon international has been a key player for the Gunners since joining in 2018, scoring 92 goals in 163 appearances. But has left the club on suspicion UFABET 

    Arteta stripped Aubameyang of the captaincy, citing “disciplinary issues”, and told the player to leave in January 2022. Where he eventually moved to Barcelona.

    Aubameyang, who currently plays for Al Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia. Said he was surprised to be accused of this as one of the reasons for his absence was personal.

    “I came back, the coach finished the meeting and then he grabbed me and squeezed me really hard.”

Aubameyang told Cole Interview.

“He was shouting at me like a madman. He said, ‘You stabbed me in the back. You can’t do this to me because we are in this moment now. ‘

    “At that time, I told myself that I would not answer anything because it would end in anger. I did not go to any party. He knew the reason why I had to go. So at that time, I did not understand why he would criticize me like that.”

    “I went home and then the doctor called and said, ‘The coach doesn’t want you to be there tomorrow.’ I said, ‘Okay.’ I knew the next game was coming up and I said to myself, ‘Shit, everyone’s going to be talking about this again. It’s so messy.’ I didn’t understand it.”    

    “Arteta explained to me why he was upset with me at a time when the club was struggling. I had to be an example and I didn’t do that. At the time I said, ‘I accept responsibility’. But the real reason, I think you can understand if you have some humanity, you can understand me.”

    “After that, everything was over. I trained alone for a month while waiting for the break. It affected a man. It was difficult, how to get out. We always said we have to talk about it. There is nothing to be ashamed of.”