Emmanuel Adebayor’s current season has seen him scoring 2 goals in 12 league appearances; it has not been a very prolific season for the Togolese forward who is being rumored on making a move to Chelsea as a possible replacement of Didier Drogba.
Didier Drogba will be ending his playing career at Stamford Bridge when this season concludes as his contract is only a few months away from finalizing but Drogba is expected to play a managerial role in the Premier League club after hanging up his boots.
Jose Mourinho is searching around the transfer market for a player that could serve the role that Didier Drogba is currently fulfilling in Chelsea and Adebayor has turned into a possible candidate.
The Portuguese manager of Chelsea, JoseMourinho does not want to break the bank and sign a high profile or expensive player as he already has the likes of: Diego Costa, Oscar, CescFabregas and Eden Hazard at his disposal which areall able to satisfy the goal-scoring needs of the Premier League club.
Everything that Mourinho is searching for is a player who can be a backup option and perform in certain matches for a few minutes and Adebayor is being linked with this role at Stamford Bridge.
West Ham United is another Premier League club that has been linked with Emmanuel Adebayor. The 31 year old Togolese player almost made a move to West Ham United during the winter transfer window in January but the transfer broke down in the very last deadline day as the chairman of Tottenham Hotspurs, Daniel Levy blocked the deal but after failing to make an impressive season, things could change this time around.
Family problems is one of the main issues that Adebayor has stated which has affected him most in this season and the player believes it’s the reason why he has not been performing at an optimal level. The Togolese forward announced that these dark times are over but it might just be too late as the head officials of Tottenham Hotspur are rumored to not have any patience for the player and a summer transfer to another club is possible.
