FootballAubameyang on fire: already three goals in three matches in La Liga
Fréderic Manet · 31 août 2026 · 2 min de lecturePierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who transferred from Marseille to La Corogne this summer, confirmed his excellent form by scoring his third goal in as many La Liga matches on Sunday in the 3-1 victory over Valencia.
A Stunning Start in La Liga
The Gabonese striker, now wearing the colors of La Corogne, has delivered remarkable performances since his arrival in Galicia. His third goal in three league matches confirms his status as a goal-scoring machine, a boon for his new club, which is banking on him to avoid relegation. With this goal, Aubameyang joins the ranks of decisive strikers, proving he remains a major asset despite his age. His immediate impact on Spanish football has already drawn admiration from observers, who see him as an offensive leader capable of lifting his team.
A Confident Offensive Trio
Aubameyang’s performance adds to that of his teammates, whose offensive cohesion is sparking brilliance. The 3-1 win over Valencia, achieved through a flurry of goals, illustrates the team’s positive momentum, driven by individuals in top form. La Corogne’s supporters, seeking results after difficult seasons, can now dream of a more relaxed fight for survival. Aubameyang’s contribution, combined with that of his partners, has rekindled hope in a club accustomed to the bottom of the table.
A Transfer That Bears Fruit
Aubameyang’s brief stint at Marseille before joining La Corogne was enough to showcase his talent. His quick adaptation to the Spanish league, coupled with his consistency, makes him one of the most successful transfers of the summer in La Liga.
Flávio Gonçalves, the young Portuguese prodigy from Sporting, might well envy his immediate impact. As La Liga proves to be an ideal hunting ground for strikers, Aubameyang confirms he remains a constant threat to opposing defenses. His next challenge? To maintain this momentum to prevent La Corogne from slipping into the relegation zone. One thing is certain: the Gabonese striker has no intention of stopping there.