Togo Football Federation (TFF) emissary Foussena Djagba, who was sent to persuade Adebayor to change his stand, told the Standard, that the striker has agreed to change his stand, but he requested for a gradual return, saying he wishes not to disrupt the national team preparations.
“Adebayor proposes that his reintegration back into the team be gradual and smooth,” Djagba said in an email.
“I will make myself available, with the authorisation of my club, for all requisite orientation programmes and projects,” Adebayor is quoted as saying by Djagba.
Adebayor also promised to be on the road with his team mates anytime that is conducive and to give moral support to the team on and off the pitch.
Adebayor expressed his gratitude to the Togo government and football authorities for their commitment to have him back as the captain of his national team, said Djagba.
He appreciated the exceptional devotion and support shown to him by his supporters and fans in Togo and abroad.
He said he is humbled and inspired by the love showered upon him by all lovers of Togo football, especially since he joined Real Madrid.
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Emmanuel Adebayor Says He Wants To Join The Togo Team Gradually