"He can decide for himself, with his attitude, whether he will be considered and I plan on using him, if he works hard." Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger praised Aubameyang's "strong character", which did not go down well with Dortmund's sports director Michael Zorc. "We find it respectless to talk about a player from another club," said Zorc, who added that Aubameyang has this week "trained well and is focused" on regaining his Dortmund place. "There has been no contact with Arsenal and we assume Arsene Wenger has enough to do worrying about the performances of his own players." Aubameyang has a contract at Dortmund until 2021. Swedish teenager Alexander Isak, 18, made only his third German league appearance when he took Aubameyang's place on Sunday, but the team struggled to take their chances.BREAKING: Arsene Wenger says deal for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is "not close". #SSN pic.twitter.com/pIiUAZxGSl
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