The transfer of Pierre-Emérik Aubameyang to the Olympique de Marseille is gaining in reality. According to information reported by La Provence, the Gabonese striker entered into an agreement to break his contract with Al-Qadisiya, a Saudi club newly promoted to Saudi Pro League. This decision paves the way for his arrival in Marseille, where he will be free from any contractual commitment and focused on his future. Rumors indicate that Aubameyang is actively looking for housing in the Marseille region, an encouraging sign of progress in negotiations with OM.

The search for a home in Marseilles is motivated by the desire to improve the well-being of his family and relatives, thus underlining the player’s willingness to settle in a sustainable way after a difficult season in Saudi Arabia. Far from his relatives and lacking personal support, the Gabonese international aspires to a more stable living environment to revive his career. On the side of Olympique de Marseille, the 35-year-old Aubameyang dossier is carefully followed by management.

Aubameyang’s arrival perfectly matches the profile sought by coach Roberto De Zerbi, who wants to bring experience and offensive depth to the staff. Despite his age, the former captain of the Équipations de France retained speed and finishing qualities that could be decisive in Ligue 1 and in the Champions League, if OM competed in a European competition. Although no formal agreement has yet been announced, optimism is palpable on both sides, and the path to the transfer from Aubameyang to OM now seems clear.