Last season, 21 goals were won in 36 games! Saudi media: Cadisia will terminate contract with 36-year-old Aubameyang
1:57pm, 9 July 2025Football
According to Saudi media reports, Caticia will terminate the contract with 36-year-old forward Aubameyang.
Aubameyang joined Saudi team Cadisia from Marseille last summer. He played 36 times in various competitions in 2024-25 season, including 17 goals in 32 league games, helping the team to win the fourth place in the league and reach the Sand Crown final.
Saudi media reported that Caticia is about to reach an agreement with Aubameyang to terminate the contract, and the club made this decision based on technical and physical considerations and considered choosing a younger striker.
Aubameyang has received invitations from other Saudi teams and French league teams, but he has not decided on his next home, and there are rumors that he may return to France to play football.
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