The Daily Mail reported that Riyadh Crescent joined Aubameyang in the battle for the Arsenal striker, who was willing to take on the full £350,000 weekly salary of the player and add a buyout clause to the contract.
Riyadh Crescent has come up with a plan to sign Aubameyang on a first-come-first-1 buy-and-buy basis, where they will take on the arsenal striker's full salary and buy him out at the end of the season. This is obviously attractive to Arsenal, who tend to accept offers.
Aubameyang and his team will seriously consider the offer next, with former Monaco boss Jardim currently in charge of the Saudi giants.
Previously, Riyadh's victory was also intended to loan Aubameyang.
(Lin Yuan)
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