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One of the iconic strikers of the recent past, Emanuel Adebayor, does not want to join the wave of soccer stars helping to financially combat the coronavirus. The 36-year-old footballer, now owned by Paraguay Olympia, is in his hometown of Lomé, the capital of Togo.
African stars like Didier Drogba and Samuel Eto’o have made important contributions to their countries and have taken proactive positions, criticizing researchers for looking for African people to test new vaccines. “We are not laboratory mice, killers,” said the two robbers.
For his part, Adebayor does not want to help financially. “For those of you who say they don’t donate, let me be clear. I don’t donate. It’s very simple,” said Adebayor. Emmanuel is going through a real adventure to go home. After leaving Paraguay, he had to cross France and Benin. After arriving in Togo, he was quarantined for 15 days.
“Some people think it was I who brought the virus to Lomé. No, it is not. It’s a shame, but it’s true in this country. You can compare me to Drogba, you can compare me to Eto’o, but unfortunately, it’s me. Same, I’m not them. I’m Emmanuel Adebayor and I always do what I want, “he said.
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