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Former Liverpool and Manchester City midfielder Dietmar Hamann has mocked striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang on Twitter following Arsenal's back-to-back defeats to Manchester City.

Arsenal fans have been left bitterly disappointed following Aubameyang's arrival in January, after the club shelled out their highest ever fee on the Gabonese forward.

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The Gabon international joined the Gunners for a club-record £56m on transfer deadline day in January, but has failed to make a great impression during the few weeks he's been in north London.

During the match last night, Didi Hamann posted a sarcastic remark aimed at the Arsenal striker on Twitter, saying: 'Glad Aubameyang finally got his wish to sign for a top club'.

It seems that Hamann may have been poking fun at an pre-match interview Aubameyang did with Sky Sports, in which he says Arsenal are 'bigger than Dortmund'.

"It was the next step for me, it's a big club,” Aubameyang said. “For me it's a bit bigger than Dortmund, and this was a good step for me and my career. I didn't want to go, for example, to China, because I want to do a lot of things here in Europe before I think about China or America.

"Arsenal were the only club who made an offer, a real offer, and I'm really happy, because it's a good club."