Lovely Moment Couple Dedicate Wedding to Arsenal Stars Aubameyang and Lacazatte, Remake Famous Celebration

- A couple spiced up their wedding after remaking Lacazette and Aubameyang's goal celebration

- The groom said his wife indulged him to create the image during their wedding photoshoot

- They also accompanied the post with a message saluting the players for their leadership at the Emirates Stadium

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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette are doing way more than they can imagine at Arsenal despite their inconsistent performances.

A couple chose to celebrate the two strikers after re-enacting their goal celebration during one of their photoshoots this month.

They had one of their hands behind them and exchanged handshakes with the other while they bowed to themselves in a stunning picture taken in a beautiful garden.

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While Aubameyang is still recovering from Malaria, Lacazatte has been superb for the Gunners in all competitions.

While sharing the post on Twitter, Ruel Dean Saunders (@dr_anggelos) said:

"Dedicated to Aubameyang while he recovers, Lacazette for the great leadership shown, to Arsenal forever. My wife indulged me in this picture during our wedding photoshoot on April 20, 2021. The wedding was on April 6, 2021."

The Gabon international has scored 14 goals and two assists in 33 appearances for the Gunners so far this term, while his partner Lacazatte has 17 goals and three assists in 39 matches.

Meanwhile, the North London club is currently 10th on the table with 46 points after 33 EPL games this campaign.

Legit.ng earlier reported that Arsenal legends Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and Patrick Vieira are reportedly working with Swedish billionaire Daniel Ek to buy the Premier League club.

The 38-year-old Spotify owner valued to be worth about £3.4 billion in 2021 expressed interest in buying the club after some supporters protested against the current owner Stan Kroenke.

This was as a result of him agreeing to be among the founding members of the proposed European Super League which has now died a natural death.