supersteez it's again a kind of tricky question, as it's only google architects know what are their fingerprinting techniques.
If you were using gplay store for app installation (and not aurora store), then ggl most likely has your app list, so if you sign-in with other user but will use the same set of apps, altogether with the same usage patterns, then ggl may have enough info to link it (though I dunno if they're doing it).
Typically it may be beneficial to combine "identity" move with HW change and revision of your app list, setting another neighbor country in system settings and using vpn or tor to access services that doesn't block it.
BTW, for example, aurora store (though disliked by official GOD support here), unlike gplay store, allows you not to send all your installed apps (including those installed via obtainium) to Google to check for updates.
As always, it's a question if your threats model requires/justifies all the hassle.