Could the Gabon international leave North London this January?
Currently the joint-third highest scoring player in the Premier League, the transfer of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang would be a massive loss to the attacking dominance of North London side.
Floods of bets have caused odds to fall as low as 5/1 when the move could have been found as high as 14/1 with one bookie yesterday.
Elsewhere in the market, some punters believe that Real Madrid could be in the running. Currently, an attractive price at 16/1, 26% of punters have backed the move since the market opened.
Away from Spain, many punters believe Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Man Utd may be in need of more attacking prowess.
There’s no doubt the Gabonese forward would be a great addition to the squad alongside fellow third top scorer Marcus Rashford (once he’s returned from injury). You can back Aubameyang to make the move to Old Trafford at best odds of 30/1.
Attracting 19% of bets since the market opened, some punters think he could be on his way to any Chinese Super League club.
The rule regarding salary caps for foreign players in the league has surely affected these odds, which were originally 16/1 when the market opened.
Since then, the move has since drifted to 33/1, those who backed it may be facing a bit of regret.
Oddschecker spokesperson Callum Wilson: “Where would Arsenal be without Aubameyang?
"The Gunners have been poor at best this campaign, with one of the few shining lights being their skipper, who has netted 14 times this season.
"Should Mikel Arteta lose his star man this window, who knows where Arsenal will end up?"
