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Aubameyang ended his international career:
Croatia⚽ SportsProgressiveOverlooked by conservatives11 hr. ago

Aubameyang ended his international career:

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has officially ended his international career with the Gabon national team. The 37-year-old striker, who played 84 matches and scored 40 goals for Gabon, decided to retire after feeling disrespected during the Africa Cup of Nations 2025, which he described as the final straw. He criticized the deeper issues within the national team, stating his role was insignificant compared to these problems. Aubameyang had previously left the team in 2022 but returned after being invited by then-president Ali Bongo. However, after the tournament, he was once again excluded from the squad. The Gabonese government blamed him for the team's failure, which further fueled his frustration. Aubameyang is widely regarded as one of the greatest African footballers, having scored over 400 goals in his club career.

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Telegram.hr logoTelegram.hrIndependentProgressive11 hr. ago
Aubameyang says goodbye to Gabon national team: "They humiliated me and destroyed my reputation at the African Cup of Nations"

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, najbolji strijelac u povijesti Gabonske reprezentacije, službeno je završio svoju karijeru za državu. Igrač, koji je bio deo tima od 2009. godine, objasnila je svoju odluku kao rezultat frustracije zbog ponašanja gabonske vlade tokom Afričkog kupa nacija 2025., gdje je smatrao da su ga ponizili i uništili njegov ugled. Aubameyang je naglasio da su problemi reprezentacije dublji nego što je njegova uloga, i odlučio je trajno završiti to poglavlje.

Bias read (Progressive): Artikl ističe frustraciju Aubameyang-a prema ponašanju vlade i političkim problemima reprezentacije, što pokazuje levi okvir. Naglasuje kako su politici uticali na njegov profesionalni uspjeh i reputaciju, što sugerira kritiku vlasti i poticanje pravde.

Index.hr logoIndex.hrIndependentCenter12 hr. ago
Aubameyang ended his international career:

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has officially ended his international career with the Gabon national team. The 37-year-old striker, who played 84 matches and scored 40 goals for Gabon, decided to retire after feeling disrespected during the Africa Cup of Nations 2025, which he described as the final straw. He criticized the deeper issues within the national team, stating his role was insignificant compared to these problems. Aubameyang had previously left the team in 2022 but returned after being invited by then-president Ali Bongo. However, after the tournament, he was once again excluded from the squad. The Gabonese government blamed him for the team's failure, which further fueled his frustration. Aubameyang is widely regarded as one of the greatest African footballers, having scored over 400 goals in his club career.

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