BORUSSIA DORTMUND have lost patience in Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and are ready to cash in on the rapid striker, according to reports.
The Gabon star's relationship with the club has reportedly hit rock bottom after he was sent off in the stunning 4-4 draw with Schalke at the weekend.
His team-mates turned on the forward after the match with goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller saying he "did a stupid thing" whilst manager Peter Bosz said he "ruined everything."
It comes after Aubameyang was suspended by his club 10 days ago after the 28-year-old was late for training.
Aubameyang claimed he was "baffled" at the decision as Dortmund struggle to find any form this season.
And according to Bild, Dortmund are ready to cut their losses as a host of European clubs take a strong interest. Aubameyang has been one of the most prolific strikers in Europe with 56 league goals to his name over the last two seasons.
He has also started this campaign in red hot form with 11 in his first 12 starts. Premier League giants Chelsea and Liverpool have been heavily linked for the forward in the past but Dortmund were reluctant to let him go at the time.
Now it is believed any offer of around £53million will convince them to let him leave. Reds boss Jurgen Klopp worked with Aubameyang during his time at Dortmund and remains a huge fan of his pace.
The German manager believes he will suit his style of play and will add to his fast-paced attack alongside Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane.
From The Sun
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