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Reports reaching National Daily reveal that Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is reportedly keeping his options open as his Arsenal contract heads towards its final year.

Aubameyang is pondering Arsenal exit

The Gabonese forward’s deal at the Emirates Stadium expires in the summer of 2021, and attempts from the club to get the 30-year-old to renew have so far come to nothing.

Arsenal have been left frustrated by a lack of progress on any new deal, with NationaDaily learning from claims by Goal.com that the 30-year-old is unwilling to commit his future to the Gunners given their patchy form.

Aubameyang scored his 50th goal for the club in just 78 appearances in the 1-1 home draw with Wolves on Saturday, but results such as that have severely dented the Gunners’ top four chances.

Arsenal currently sit fifth in the Premier League table, but they have won just four of their 11 top-flight matches this season.

Leceister City’s win at Crystal Palace on Sunday has seen the Gunners sitting six points outside the top four, while they go to the King Power Stadium to face the Foxes next weekend.

Aubameyang has yet to taste Champions League football at the Emirates Stadium since his £56million move from Borussia Dortmund in January,

He scored 15 goals in 32 appearances in Europe’s premier competition for the Bundesliga side, and is said to be keen to return to the continent’s top table.

His importance to the Gunners cannot be overstated given his goal record, although last weekend footage of Arsenal fans jeering him emerged following the tempestuous 2-2 draw at home to Crystal Palace.

Aubameyang recently jeered by Arsenal fans in traffic

National Daily further gathered from the report by same Goal.com that Aubameyang’s fellow forward Alexandre Lacazette is also carefully considering his future amid the uncertainty at the Emirates, where manager Unai Emery’s position is coming under increasing pressure with each passing week.

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