Aubameyang will now focus on Barcelona after retiring from representing Gabon.
Barcelona star Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has announced his retirement from international football.
Aubameyang on Friday, May 20 took to his official Instagram account to confirm his retirement from the Gabonese national team.
Thee 32-year-old star who was born in Laval, France opted to play for Gabon the country of his father.
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Aubamenyang on retirement
In the social media post, Aubameyang explained his decision to quit the national football team after 13 years of service.
He said, "For 13 years I represented the colors of my country proudly and gave everything I had.
"I will forever be grateful for the experiences that I had, for the victories, the dances, the losses, the learnings, for my teammates, coaches, staff and for the whole country of Gabon - all of you helped me to become the player and the person that I am today, and I will never forget. Panthers forever."
Aubameyang's decision to retire from international football will now see him shift is focus to producing on a regular basis for La Liga giants Barcelona.
The former Gabon captain joined Barcelona in the winter transfer window from Premier League giants Arsenal Football Club.
Since he joined Barcelona, Aubameyang has contributed 13 goals in a total of 22 appearances.