Emmanuel Adebayor's Premier League Preferences
Emmanuel Adebayor, a former striker, has shared his feelings about playing for Arsenal, Manchester City, and Tottenham.
Adebayor spent three-and-a-half years with Arsenal under Arsene Wenger, making 142 appearances and scoring 62 goals between 2006 and 2009.
He then moved to Manchester City and later played for Real Madrid, Tottenham, Crystal Palace, Istanbul Basaksehir, Kayserispor, and Olimpia before retiring in 2020.
Adebayor has fond memories of his time at Arsenal, despite not being fondly remembered by the club's supporters.
Adebayor was signed by Arsenal from Monaco for £3 million in January 2006 and initially struggled to adapt to the English game.
However, he had a breakthrough season in 2007/08, scoring 30 goals in all competitions and nearly winning the Premier League Golden Boot.
Adebayor's time at Arsenal was the happiest period of his career.
Author's summary: Adebayor reveals his happiest club.
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