In football, many players immediately stop after the high salary extension and become much less in shape than before, and Aubameyang is the most classic example.
Statistics from Opta show that since the start of last season, Arsenal's Premier League win rate in Aubameyang's appearance is only 47%, which is not as good as the winning rate of games without Aubameyang.
Opta counts Arsenal's league winning percentages in Aubameyang's absence and appearances since the start of last season!
In the Premier League games in which Aubameyang did not play, Arsenal won 58 per cent and averaged 1.9 points per game.
In Aubameyang's Premier League games, Arsenal have won just 47 per cent and averaged 1.6 points per game.
The 32-year-old Aubameyang, who is Arsenal's top salary player with a weekly salary of 350,000 pounds, was recently removed as captain by Arteta and suspended for two games. Aubameyang's failure to comply with the rules is a microcosm of this season's slump, scoring just four goals in 14 Premier League games. Aubameyang's contract with Arsenal expires at the end of next season, and the players are worth 25 million euros in Germany, and Arsenal will most likely choose to sell the high-paid and low-dedication striker in the winter window or next summer window.