The Togo international said he is currently undecided but may retire at a Ghana Premier League side.
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“I will never say never” – Adebayor open to Asante Kotoko move
Former Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor has refused to rule out a future move to Asante Kotoko.
“I will never say never” – Adebayor open to Asante Kotoko move
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Adebayor said this during the official media briefing of Kotoko’s partnership deal with Hisense on Saturday.
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“In life when I was young I never thought I will play for Real Madrid in my whole entire life. I never thought I would even be once on the TV in my life but at the end of the day, I have been there,” he said, as quoted by Citisportsonline.
“Playing for Kotoko is a team and I already have one friend there now. I have family, I know the CEO so I will never say never.
“I may decide to retire in Ghana or I may decide to be part of the board.”
Adebayor has had a fulfilled football career which has seen him play for the likes of Arsenal, Real Madrid and Tottenham Hotspur.
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Earlier this year, he was on the books of Paraguayan side Olimpia before mutually terminating his contract in July.
Currently a free agent, the 36-year-old believes he is not yet done in football and could play for Kotoko before hanging his boots.
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