Arsenal captain, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, on Wednesday night broke Thierry Henry’s goalscoring record at the club.
The Gabonese scored twice as the Gunners won their first game back at the Emirates 4-0 against Norwich.
Aubameyang has now scored 51 times for Arsenal in just 79 appearances.
In doing so, he eclipsed Henry’s record of 50 goals in 83 appearances for the north London club.
Aubameyang joined Arsenal in a £56million move from Borussia Dortmund in 2018 and has now scored 62 goals in 101 appearances for the club.
When asked about breaking Henry’s record, Aubameyang told Sky Sports: ‘[I am] really proud, really proud.
“First of all I’m proud of the team because we did a great job. I’m really happy and proud.”
The Gabonese scored twice as the Gunners won their first game back at the Emirates 4-0 against Norwich.
Aubameyang has now scored 51 times for Arsenal in just 79 appearances.
In doing so, he eclipsed Henry’s record of 50 goals in 83 appearances for the north London club.
Aubameyang joined Arsenal in a £56million move from Borussia Dortmund in 2018 and has now scored 62 goals in 101 appearances for the club.
When asked about breaking Henry’s record, Aubameyang told Sky Sports: ‘[I am] really proud, really proud.
“First of all I’m proud of the team because we did a great job. I’m really happy and proud.”
