Emmanuel Adebayor

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The ex Arsenal Striker has signed a 5 year deal with Man City. Top scorer during his time there, Adebayor arrived at Arsenal with three years of French top-flight football under his belt at Monaco, as well as Champions League experience. Tall and good in the air, Adebayor inspired Togo to World Cup 2006 qualification - the first time they have reached the finals - after top-scoring in the African zone.

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Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor does not feel under threat despite the arrival of more big-money signings this summer. City have spent over £75million on David Silva, Yaya Toure, Jerome Boateng and Aleksandr Kolarov in recent weeks, while they continue to be linked with a move for Internazionale's £25million-rated striker Mario Balotelli. However, Adebayor, a £25million signing from... [more»]

Manchester City will finish higher up the Premier League table this season, according to striker Emmanuel Adebayor. Adebayor scored 14 goals as big-spending City finished a best-ever fifth last season. Manager Roberto Mancini has since spent around £60million to bring the likes of World Cup trio David Silva, Jerome Boateng and Yaya Toure to Eastlands. Adebayor, himself a £20million arrival... [more»]

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has dismissed reports that Emmanuel Adebayor could be on his way out of Eastlands this summer. The Togo international has emerged as a possible transfer target for AC Milan in recent days, but Mancini claims he has no plans to sell the striker who City paid £25million to sign from Arsenal 12 months ago. Adebayor scored 14 goals in 31 appearances in his... [more»]

Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor has been told to keep his emotions in check when he faces former club Arsenal on Saturday. Team-mate Kolo Toure, who played alongside Adebayor at Arsenal until both players left to join City last summer, has urged his colleague to "show more intelligence" when he returns to the Emirates Stadium for the first time Togo striker Adebayor found himself in... [more»]

Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor has announced his retirement from international football with Togo. Adebayor, 26, was captain of the Togo squad that came under fire from gunmen on the eve of the Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Angola. The January terrorist attack resulted in two members of the team's support staff and the bus driver being killed, while several other members of... [more»]