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Aubameyang seems to be one of the most favoured players this year, moving from one top team to another is really wonderful especially at this stage of his career. A move to PSG seems unlikely though but it will be another stepping stone to his career if this move is realistic. I think he is settling well at Stanford bridge and a move at the moment doesn't look like an option for Aubameyang.

Aubameyang proves to his fans that if he moves to another team he can still have an achievement by getting goals in every game, at least he contributed to this match and brought Chelsea to win by a high enough score. Hopefully Aubameyang will last a long time and be able to work well with the team for a long time and make his career glorious.

Now it's back to Aubameyang it seems because we know that sometimes offers from a club as big as PSG are also very tempting. Regardless of whether he plays or not, sometimes for the fame and satisfaction of Auba himself, this is still possible, especially when the salary offered is clearly different.
So it really depends on how Aubameyang decides now, whether he really wants to play with splendor or still wants to be competitive at Chelsea.

Aubameyang is already 30 years of age. I think this is the time when he will be more interested to go to PSG. Because I know that he is a good player. But he is about to enter the stage of his career when he would not like to have too much competition. And the English Premier League is absolutely the opposite of that. And if he does go to PSG it will be really good for him. He will not face too much competition at PSG. But under the current situation, that is also not guaranteed. Because PSG is also facing some good competition. But I think we can safely say that they are going to be the ones to win the league title. I think it will be better for him and his career to move to PSG. But at the end of the day, it's his career, his decision.