Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang would be challenging Arsenal's scoring records if he arrived sooner.
That is according to legendary Gunners forward Ian Wright.
The Gabon international has scored 42 goals in 66 appearances for Arsenal, including the winner against Newcastle United on Sunday.
Wright told BBC Radio 5 Live: "I don't think [he's under-rated].
"We've all known that Aubameyang has been a top goalscorer - everywhere he's been he has scored goals.
"At Saint-Etienne, 41 in 97, at Borussia Dortmund, 213 games, 141 goals. For Gabon, he's got 59 caps, 24 goals, so I don't think he's underrated, African Player of the Year.
"I think he gets the way he plays, he's on the edge of things, on the periphery of things so you don't see him doing anything else other than the most important thing in the game, scoring goals and he does it so prolifically.
"He's someone that I believe if he was at Arsenal a few years ago, then the records would have been in danger because of the rate he scores.
"I don't think he's underrated at all. People didn't want to take a chance on him, for whatever reason. He's come to the Premier League and he's more than capable."
