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After tearing Real Sociedad apart Barcelona have an easier game on the horizon. Valladolid wouldn't be a big deal for them. The players seemed very confident in their last game. I assume that many of us expected a competitive game there. Lewandowski has adapted very fast so this means that Barcelona won't need Aubameyang much from now on. Chelsea are still fighting for him to finish the deal quickly.

Yeah, aubameyang has no choice than going to the chelsea. that's why he has been thinking about that. I meant he must take this as his chance to play in another league rather than only seeing lewandowski was taking his spot. If he doesn't wanna only seeing his spot to be taken by another player and then he must leave from barcelona. Barcelona let him to decide about that.

I think Aubameyang's departure is a big loss for Barcelona, we know Aubameyang's ability is also very good, I agree more if Ferran Torres leaves than Aubameyang. maybe Aubameyang's departure is also because Barcelona have to save money, Xavi and Aubameyang are more hopeful to stay but for the sake of a healthier Barcelona finances that's why Barcelona have to let Aubameyang out.

I think the money aspect might have been the decisive factor here for that transfer. Maybe there was even a deal with the league in the background that Barcelona promised to let certain or several go in exchange for the license for Lewandwoski and the other guys. For Tuchel the transfer is a good one. I expect Aubameyang to play in a central offensive position and that is what Tuchel is currently lacking.

Bottom line is though that I believe Barcelona would have kept Auba if they had the money.