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#4 The First One
The debut hat-trick hero
After winning the Champions League with FC Porto, Jose Mourinho joined Chelsea and announced himself as the ‘Special One’ in his very first press conference in England.
If Aubameyang wants, he can do the same by labelling himself as the ‘First One’ because of the number of records that he has achieved first.
Firstly, he is the first ever Gabonese player to play in any German league. In fact, he scored a hat trick in his very first league appearance for Borussia Dortmund. Now that is some way to introduce yourself.
He also became the first - and so far the only Gabonese - to score at the Olympics when he smashed home the ball against Switzerland in a group game in the 2012 edition. So, we can actually tag him as the First One.
