The Gabonese frontman has seen his position at Camp Nou fall under serious threat, with another proven goalscorer added to the ranks
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is delighted to have been reunited with former Borussia Dortmund team-mate Robert Lewandowski at Barcelona, with one proven No.9 pleased to have seen another one drafted in alongside him.
The Gabonese striker now faces added competition for places at Camp Nou, with a prolific Pole expected to lead the line following a €50 million (£42m/$51m) transfer.
Aubameyang has, however, been around long enough to know that strength in depth is essential for any ambitious outfit and believes he can strike up a productive partnership with one of the finest frontmen of the modern era.
Aubameyang, who joined Barca from Arsenal in January, has told ESPN of seeing another goal-getter acquired by La Liga heavyweights.
“I was really excited because I know him well we played together at Dortmund and had some nice times over there. I was just happy and when this was official we are reunited.
