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Graham Potter, the head coach of Chelsea Football Club, has given an explanation for why he decided against starting Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang against Brentford.

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After the match against the Bees, the Englishman was speaking at the post-game press conference. He claimed that the Gabonese had participated in numerous games this year, which had given Kai Havertz a chance.

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With only nine minutes remaining in the game’s regular time, Aubameyang entered the action. On Saturday, October 22, 2022, when the Blues host Manchester United, he is anticipated to play this week.

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Recall that Chelsea is thinking about signing Jonathan David, a forward for Lille, in January. The forward has been a standout in Ligue 1 since moving to Lille from Gent in Belgium in 2020, scoring 41 goals in 107 games.

Graham Potter is attempting to expand his offensive alternatives since Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, 33, is approaching the end of his prime years of play and has identified the 22-year-old as a star for the present and the future.

David is reportedly available for between £38 million and £46 million, making a move to Stamford Bridge possible.

Arsenal apparently expressed interest in the player in the past but ultimately chose to sign Gabriel Jesus.

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