Ex Arsenal striker Pierre Aubameyang scores winning goal as Ronaldo and Al Nassr suffer league defeat

Aubameyang Secures Victory for Al-Qadsiah Against Al-Nassr

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang played a pivotal role in Al-Qadsiah's 2-1 triumph over Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, ending the hosts' remarkable 21-match unbeaten streak. The match, held last night, showcased Aubameyang's decisive touch as he netted the winning goal.

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Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring for Al-Nassr in the 32nd minute, capitalizing on an error by Al-Qadsiah goalkeeper Koen Casteels. However, Al-Qadsiah responded swiftly, with Julian Quinones equalizing just five minutes later. The game’s turning point came in the second half when Aubameyang, assisted by Quinones, struck the decisive goal.

Aubameyang's Transition to Al-Qadsiah

Aubameyang joined Al-Qadsiah earlier this year on a two-year deal worth £160,000 per week after a prolific season at Marseille, where he scored 30 goals in 51 appearances. The move marks his fifth club in just over two years, following stints at Arsenal, Barcelona, Chelsea, and Marseille.

Impact at Al-Qadsiah

Since his arrival, the Gabonese striker has made an immediate impact, scoring five goals in the league. His experience and goal-scoring instincts continue to elevate Al-Qadsiah’s performances as they compete in the highly competitive Saudi Pro League.

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