Aubameyang, in an interview with La Opinión, stated that his right knee surgery was successful and told Deportivo La Coruña fans, "It's part of life, and we will come back stronger." He has returned to Deportivo La Coruña to begin his rehabilitation.

Aubameyang said, "I am very happy and very grateful." He thanked the fans for their support over the past few hours. Aubameyang underwent surgery this morning in Madrid to address a lateral meniscus issue in his right knee. Using two crutches, he expressed satisfaction with the surgery results and is looking forward to returning to the field. Regarding his recovery time, he said it depends on his progress: "We have to wait and see how the body recovers."

Aubameyang traveled from Madrid to Deportivo La Coruña by train this afternoon, accompanied by the club's medical director, Dr. Mejuto, and football director Soriano. Despite the tiring journey and his knee wrapped in bandages, he stopped to sign autographs and take photos with a few fans before being picked up by club staff.

Aubameyang underwent surgery this morning at the Olympia Medical Center in Madrid with orthopedic surgeon Manuel Reyes to address a lateral meniscus issue in his right knee. He felt discomfort in his knee after an awkward landing during a corner kick challenge against Real Betis. The original report stated he would be out for five to six weeks; the club currently expects him to need approximately two months to recover, depending on his rehabilitation progress. He will miss at least the next three matches.

Teammates also expressed their support for Aubameyang. Giménez wrote, "Brother, always stay strong, we are with you." Despite joining only a few weeks ago, Giménez has become one of the locker room leaders. Ximo Navarro also posted a photo with Aubameyang, as teammates continue to show their support.

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