Emmanuel Adebayor has been in Russia for a few days for various reasons. The former Togolese footballer also spoke to the Russian media, and during the discussions, he referenced a former teammate: the Russian Roman Anatolievich Pavlioutchenko, whom he brushed shoulders with at Tottenham. For the Sparrowhawk, Pavlioutchenko did not always practice soberly.
The tiny story? After Adebayor was recruited by Tottenham, Pavlyuchenko, who was Tottenham's centre-forward, lost his starting berth and practically ceased playing. For the Russians, the Togolese were indirectly guilty, an accusation that Adebayor intended to answer.
“Of course not, no, I was not guilty." Don't say he ended up in Europe because of me. It's ludicrous. In general, he is a superb player. We managed to become friends in a short period of time. When I find him on social media, I happen to share a video with him and say, "Hey bro." How are you? Is there anything insane I remember about Pavlyuchenko? No porn stories, ha ha. There's another—how he once came to practice inebriated. He really smelled of alcohol. It was funny. "I asked him what he thought, but he just threw his hands up because he was very inebriated,” recalled the former Spurs striker.
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Emmanuel Adebayor is one of the few players who will say, "I lost. That's why I admire Vladimir Poutine."
Emmanuel Adebayor has been in Russia for an extended period of time for a variety of reasons, all of which he prefers to keep private. The legendary figure from Togo took advantage of the chance to give an interview to the Russian press. After defending his country against the sanctions that UEFA and FIFA put on it, Adebayor showed his love for Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia and an enemy of the rest of the world.
I think Putin is a decent human being. It should come as no surprise that he is a man of integrity. If you ask him, he will always answer "no." If he affirms that it is, then it is. His exceptional level of self-control is one of the aspects of him that I like the most. "Whatever he says, he always follows through with it," the former striker for Arsenal stated about him.
Vladimir Putin gave the order to strike Ukraine a few months ago, which effectively amounted to a declaration of war with far-reaching ramifications.
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