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Ex-Arsenal, Tottenham and Real Madrid star Adebayor announces retirement aged 39

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EMMANUEL ADEBAYOR has announced his retirement from football at the age of 39.

The Togo striker enjoyed a 22-year career at the highest level, turning out for some of football’s biggest clubs.

Adebayor starred for Arsenal, Man City, Tottenham and Real Madrid

Adebayor was best known for his career in the Premier League.

The hitman turned out for Arsenal, Man City, Tottenham and Crystal Palace.

But Adebayor also enjoyed spells in France and Turkey, while also taking in six months at Real Madrid.

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He confirmed his exit from the beautiful game on social media.

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Adebayor told fans: “From the highs to the lows, my career as a professional athlete has been an incredible journey.

“Thank you to my fans for being there every step of the way.

“I am feeling so grateful for everything and I am excited for what is to come.”

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Source: The Sun

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